but I do think there are a minority of legit libertarians who genuinely understand the problem with deficit spending and do truly want to reduce the size of the government

In every group there is the "good ones" who are somehow able to live and breathe against their stereotype and general predisposition. Once you reach a decent enough mass, its inevitable by the force of human individuality to happen.

The question is always how rare these individuals are, compared to the majority who are decidedly not them. This is how the line gets drawn on things like the "good" races versus the "remove entirely" which is how you get things like Asians being treated as less bad than blacks in the racism community.

In the case of lolbertarians, I think its unfortunately such a vanishingly small percentage that its almost not worth thinking about. Much like communism, the type of personality and mindset that draws someone to the ideology comes from a specific type of flawed individual and thereby you see a lot of the same failings and hypocrisies arise. Those who can rise above those failings, often seem to just leave the label and trappings behind entirely even if they make technically still fall under it.