text: In one essay, this thinker derided people who have "strong moral convictions," but no political principles that allow for accommodating those with different morals.
full_question: In one essay, this thinker derided people who have "strong moral convictions," but no political principles that allow for accommodating those with different morals. This thinker proposed replacing the traditional political line with a triangle, because socialists and conservatives often agree on matters such as imperialism. This author called himself an "unrepentant Old Whig" because his idea of "liberalism" didn't match current parties in an essay that attacked the title ideology for wanting to "stand still." This author of "Why I am Not a Conservative" wrote in a prominent book that the examples of Soviet Russia and the Nazis show that central planning of the economy will inevitably lead to tyranny. For 10 points, name this Austrian economist who wrote The Road to Serfdom.
first_sentence: In one essay, this thinker derided people who have "strong moral convictions," but no political principles that allow for accommodating those with different morals.
raw_answer: Friedrich August von Hayek