I don't think there's any hope there. Most people just listen to whatever their za3im tells them. Maybe they wouldn't rely so much on them if the government could actually take care of the needs of its people, but there's no way for that to happen if people just continue to vote how they're told to. It's a vicious cycle.
My conclusion is that Lebanon's system of state-sanctioned sectarianism is a cancer, and shouldn't be emulated by other countries.
I can guarantee you that most of these people think that their tribe (and their tribe only) are the true leaders of the revolution. And even if that weren't the case, it isn't in the interests of other countries for the confessional system to be dismantled, so it'll never happen until there's another civil war.
