I've laid out specifics as to WWII and the economy, and all you've laid out are strawman exaggerations. You claim my argument is weak because employment+technology+capital is not a macroeconomic mechanism, and that the economic indicators of such are entirely coincidental, nor do they indicate economic improvement to begin with. I'm going to pretend you are simply correct on all of those points and throw in the towel.

But now its time for you to get specific. What really happened that pulled America out of the Great Depression? What specific "New Deal" components that, when repealed, led to our economic surge in 1940? How did World War Two hurt the American economy?