> Britain was dying. They did what they needed to do to survive.
Britain wasnt dying it was struggling but it wasnt close to defeat.
Interestingly you fail to appreciate the disgusting behaviour of the US to charge their "friends", friends who were fighting a common enemy. Surely when you face a disgusting threat to humanity like the nazis everybody shoudl be doing their bit, the Soviets were certainly dying by the millions. Yes they were stupid, and Stalin made a lot of dumb, evil mistakes, but charging your friends money is poor form.
> Stalin alone was responsible for more deaths than Hitler (over 20 million not count the forces labor camps), sided with Hitler at the beginning of the war, and only turned on Hitler after Germany invaded them.
Everybody knows that, sure Stalin was evil, and he made some pathetic mistakes like killing god knows how many good generals etc, but that doesnt change the fact America charged Britain and USSR for supplies. America should have been happy they were paying hte price in blood
> Also, if you look into the laws in place at the time, you'll understand why supplies had to be sold versus given (at least before we were officially in the war.)
Stop hiding behind bullshit, those laws still dont hide the fact america could have sold everything for $1 instead of mega bux. Even today you still continue to confirm the disgusting behaviour of making business when your friends are fighting a real evil empire. If anybody did the same today to their family or friends, you wouldnt have any , if your friends house burns down, you dont charge them to for the anything if they stay in your home...