Hitler retooled Germany for its greatest military campaign in a span of just six years. Germany went from having almost zero tank production or other war industries in 1933 to building an army that dominated europe in 1939. There is zero indication the US would be unable to re-industrialize, and in less time, if there was the political will to do so. Anyone who says you can't has never been to a factory, or is just a soft fatty scared everyone will find out he doesn't do real work.
The bigger question of course is if the doomers convince the working age population it can't be done and convince them to vote in another Democrat to restart their grift, but that's a discussion separate from actual production capabilities. How did the US become the biggest, most productive industrialized country after December 7, 1941, and during the Great Depression, no less? It wasn't because it paid attention to doomers saying "Noooo you can't do that!". You're not even American so don't tell us what we can and can't do. Get back in your Euro lane.
Hitler and Stalin had a motivated, healthy population.
US has 3 big factors holding it back:
-Unhealthy, fat, mentally unwell, coddled population. Plus niggers.
-Lots of red tape and judges and activists, that can't be just sent off to Auswigulag.
-A big money maker class who also doesn't want cooperate.
You can't have a full service (luxury) economy.
You'll need food, medicine security for population.
You need enough heavy industry to make at least one brand of cheap, usable home made car, truck and tractor.
You should have one for basic appliances and electronics.
But what germans, russians and anglo-americans of the 50s could do, maybe beyond what mystery meat zoomers and nogs and wetbacks and jeets can do.
Plus Blackrock buys up all the housing. Cost of living had entered late stage capitalism, which is just a mix of oligarchy/corporatism dystopia, it just sounds better with capitalism in it.
How much should a playwood trailer trash home for a nignog janitor cost? It needs walls, windows, door, a toilet, a shower, a microwave and maybe AC/wifi if we are being socialist.
The US has a lot of free space and builds homes out of cardboard, I mean drywood. A group of Amish could raise such a home in a week. Housing in the US should be the cheapest in the developed world.
But even jeets have tuktuks. It is not Homer Simpson's Canyonero, but it does carry food to the market.