In such a society not only no one will care about any liberties, but liberties also would be totally irrelevant. Thus, we must say that positive freedom, that is making use of the negative freedoms that there are, is what we aim at. As soon as you remove the hindarences, as soon as you grant negative freedoms or liberties, people will come to decide on their own. And the decisions they will make for themselves will fit better than those coerced on them. But of course, libertarians think that positive freedom could not be enforced by any authoritarian means.
Logic precludes the conception of coercing people to make positive uses of their negative freedoms.
With apologies to the followers of Any Rand, I want to begin the finishing remark of my lecture with a quotation of the great German philosopher Immanuel Kant. But there is no way to learn how to use freedom then by granting freedom. Only by doing so, we lay claim to freedom and we begin to learn to use freedom. But we will not find freedom unless we succeed in building a free world.