The socialist root of Nazism is compared to a path to hell paved with good intentions.
According to its author, it "starts out to make reason supreme, [but] ends by destroying reason because it misconceives the process on which the growth of reason depends." Cited by Churchill in his defeat to Atlee's Labor party, it contends that economic control achieves its goal only by installing a state of totalitarianism. The socialist root of Nazism is compared to a path to hell paved with good intentions. FTP name this condemnation of welfare economics by Friedrich Hayek.
According to its author, it "starts out to make reason supreme, [but] ends by destroying reason because it misconceives the process on which the growth of reason depends."
The {Road to Serfdom}