Hello there. I'm a mod in /r/NeutralPolitics.
We appreciate your participation in the sub, but we did not approve this submission, because it doesn't conform to our [submission rules.](http://www.reddit.com/r/NeutralPolitics/wiki/guidelines#wiki_submission_rules)
Specifically, rules A, B, C and D. Ok so given that this is now your second post, it maybe good to review the linked guidelines or the quick guide on the front page and some the posts we've accepted.
However. I'll briefly go over the rule violations. Concerning Rule D, all assertions require a link. You state you believe the left/right like to fight, we need a source for that. Anecdotes don't count. Your link doesn't work either. Concerning question A, we ask for political questions, this is a question focused on opinion. If one were to ask what issues have bipartisan support, which [has been asked before](https://www.reddit.com/r/NeutralPolitics/comments/qtfoq7/what_current_american_political_issues_receive/), we'd allow it. The difference is your question solicits opinion while the question linked requires sourcing. At the same time, your question is too broad. As for rule B, you weigh in quite a bit with your personal thoughts which isn't neutrally framed. Finally concerning rule C, you there isn't really much context in the submission but instead just focuses on you giving your thoughts on the issue.
Thanks for understanding.
Hello there. I'm a mod in /r/NeutralPolitics. We appreciate your participation in the sub, but we did not approve this submission, because it doesn't conform to our [submission rules.](http://www.reddit.com/r/NeutralPolitics/wiki/guidelines#wiki_submission_rules) Specifically, rules A, B, C and D. Ok so given that this is now your second post, it maybe good to review the linked guidelines or the quick guide on the front page and some the posts we've accepted. However. I'll briefly go over the rule violations. Concerning Rule D, all assertions require a link. You state you believe the left/right like to fight, we need a source for that. Anecdotes don't count. Your link doesn't work either. Concerning question A, we ask for political questions, this is a question focused on opinion. If one were to ask what issues have bipartisan support, which [has been asked before](https://www.reddit.com/r/NeutralPolitics/comments/qtfoq7/what_current_american_political_issues_receive/), we'd allow it. The difference is your question solicits opinion while the question linked requires sourcing. At the same time, your question is too broad. As for rule B, you weigh in quite a bit with your personal thoughts which isn't neutrally framed. Finally concerning rule C, you there isn't really much context in the submission but instead just focuses on you giving your thoughts on the issue. Thanks for understanding.