thats how I felt when I was recommended to read the Road to Serfdom by Hayek early on in my political development, when it became known I was studying different ideological constructions, analyses, and critiques of economics and political economy and theory and people suggested a bunch. Conquest of Bread was kumbaya idealist tripe (and that was before I even read much Marx) but it was whatever and had some nice ideas. But Hayek made me want to go back in time and beat him to death with his own book. This was a long time ago but I recall it started off right off the bat going "SOCIAL WELFARE IS SOCIALISM AND SOCIAL WELFARE IS WHAT MADE THE NAZIS HAPPEN WHO WERE SOCIALIST" it was a teeth-gritting experience.