Socialism ?

[Ĥl·lĥæ]

How will socialism work in the "new WW2 regime"?
Wouldn't the lack of large companies competing with each other create problems for innovation?
Wouldn't any high-level ideas generated by a genius mind sold within the local community be forcibly confiscated by the government? Wouldn't that destroy diversity of thought?
Wouldn't that make everyone survive on the bare minimum? Since the government is the helper of "everything" or am I completely wrong?
I'm not asking about Ethics, Nationalism and Racialism because I'm already aware of those things, I just want to know about your economy, how it works and stuff like that

 

[Invictvs]

Wouldn't the lack of large companies competing with each other create problems for innovation?
Wouldn't any high-level ideas generated by a genius mind sold within the local community be forcibly confiscated by the government? Wouldn't that destroy diversity of thought?
Wouldn't that make everyone survive on the bare minimum? Since the government is the helper of "everything" or am I completely wrong?

No to all of the above. You're confusing WW2 regime with Marx's socialism. figure of the past himself said that his adopted term "socialism" has nothing to do with it.

https://i.ibb.co/K7hYq8T/WW2 regime.jpg

 

[Ĥl·lĥæ]

Wouldn't the lack of large companies competing with each other create problems for innovation?
Wouldn't any high-level ideas generated by a genius mind sold within the local community be forcibly confiscated by the government? Wouldn't that destroy diversity of thought?
Wouldn't that make everyone survive on the bare minimum? Since the government is the helper of "everything" or am I completely wrong?

No to all of the above. You're confusing WW2 regime with Marx's socialism. figure of the past himself said that his adopted term "socialism" has nothing to do with it.

https://i.ibb.co/K7hYq8T/WW2 regime.jpg

Okay, but do you have any books or anything that explains economics?
And maybe I'm not confusing figure of the past's socialism with Marx's, because figure of the past's really did have large companies linked to the state.
(Medium-scale trade between people was supposed to work freely)
I feel that we can only replicate the National Socialist ethic, Gears himself has said that there is no accurate information that can be universally adopted and applied here.
(I don't want to believe that)

 

[Ĥl·lĥæ]

Wouldn't the lack of large companies competing with each other create problems for innovation?
Wouldn't any high-level ideas generated by a genius mind sold within the local community be forcibly confiscated by the government? Wouldn't that destroy diversity of thought?
Wouldn't that make everyone survive on the bare minimum? Since the government is the helper of "everything" or am I completely wrong?

No to all of the above. You're confusing WW2 regime with Marx's socialism. figure of the past himself said that his adopted term "socialism" has nothing to do with it.

https://i.ibb.co/K7hYq8T/WW2 regime.jpg

All right, I read the image you sent.
I think I can meditate on it a lot, thanks

 

[Ĥl·lĥæ]

Li algumas coisas e pelo oque parece, o WW2 regime apoiava a iniciativa privada, tanto quanto possível porém era necessário que a empresa produza e venda em prol do Povo.
Isso dá certo

 

[AFODO]

You can read HP's sermon about WW2 regime.

WW2 regime is not a economic system. WW2 regime used different economic methods that aimed to be the best solution to the current problems. They always had different problems from time to time, so they had no one particular system that they went along with. Almost always, it was a mix of different known economic systems.