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I don't think you can tell us what to do. You can stick to your ultra liberal echo chambers if you want and avoid conservative communities.
This place will probably turn out the same as r/conservative, which is famously not an echo chamber that would never ban left leaning comments in threads about current events.
r/conservative even has people with "liberal" flairs and there are plenty of people who post there and consider themself liberal.
https://old.reddit.com/r/Conservative/wiki/index/flair_rules
All of the important/current event posts are marked for flaired users only, which makes r/conservative an echo chamber. Nobody in that sub has "liberal" flairs, they are all conservative only.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Classical_liberalism
Classical liberalism is a conservative ideology, not a progressive/leftist one. It's a conservative echo chamber.
It's a branch of liberalism, which only confirms my point.