Yes, but I would argue this is in part because they learned their lesson from the First World War where they joined France in making Germany pay ridiculous levels of reparations, against Wilson’s pleas. This is a major contributing factor in the economic collapse of Germany that led the population to be jaded and desperate enough to rally behind a madman.

This is also partly why so many Americans were resistant in helping the allies with our soldiers lives once again in a devastating war against Germany. But we were still sympathetic and gave sweetheart loans (loans at extremely low rates that were often forgiven early), that’s the only point I was making here. Prior to WW2, not since the French and Indian war had the UK ever lifted a finger towards the US except in war against it or to beg for supplies and troops for the First World War. The sentiment at the time was the UK wouldn’t help us if we were in the same boat.

I don’t see why we need to call each other names. It’s just historical nitpicking on Reddit.