I'm not sure the point of Lemmy was to magically make people more tolerable. Yeah, Lemmy is filled with the same libs, but it also

• (For now) has significantly fewer bots
• Isn't directly controlled by the USA Govt, thus leading to
• Less censorship and
• Less surveillance
• Doesn't have ads
• Allows people to freely fork and migrate if they hate their instance
• You get the idea

Does Lemmy cure all people of all their wrong opinions? No. But we have had a decent number of converts on Hexbear because the reduced lib control meant that people were exposed to communist viewpoints and actually listened. That couldn't happen on Reddit, and as we know, even if it did, Reddit would just shut down any comms therein.

So the "point" as I see it, if there is such a thing, is to actually allow free communication of ideas in a way that is significantly less US-controlled and thus allows the proliferation of leftist ideas and discussion. Or at the very least improve peoples' standard of living by way of more privacy, more control, less bot propaganda, and fewer ads. Not to be a magical lib instant de-brainwashing device.