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The issue here is that your goals are not aligned with the goals of the people that run popular subreddits.
They are not trying to make their subreddits accessible.  They are not trying to create a public forum where everyone gets a fair chance to speak.  They are not trying to make it easy for people to participate in posting. 
They are only trying to restrict posts to very high quality content that will make their subreddit more popular.  Bans for rule violations don't need to be fair or good for posters.  They only need to filter our all but the highest quality content. 
The result is that posting is left to professional and semi-professional content creators.  Banning amatures is not an issue.
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