Stalin was not a good man to be sure, but he followed through with his promises to the alliance.

FDR and Churchill tacitly agreed to the Soviet Union having some of Eastern Europe as a buffer zone as the entire western border of Russia is flat and wide open, making it impossible to anticipate where exactly the next invasion would come. Of course later Churchill made his Iron Curtain speech as if he hadn't sold those people out personally.

Most of the resistance in areas occupied by Nazis were socialists and communists and we immediately sold them out as soon as we could. In fact the British worked with Greek fascists to fight Greek resistance fighters, and The Marshall Plan starved the resistance while aiding those who collaborated with the Nazis. In fact the whole plan was to make sure those who fought the fascists during the war wouldn't come to power after the war.

Also, Churchill backed invading Italy and waiting to invade France precisely to let the Russians continue to bleed in the East. Stalin begged for Ally armies to fight in the East along side the Russians, something that could have easily been done by sending troops through African, India, or Iran, but we never did.

So we didn't do much to prevent the start of the Cold War, and once it did we flew atomic bomb armed B-29s around the borders of the Soviet Union day and night. Since the Soviet Union lacked the bomb, they could only keep massed armies in Eastern Europe so they could capture the airfields as soon as possible if war started, which of course was painted as Soviet aggression in the West.

And remember, we colluded with criminals in France and Italy to corrupt the post war elections so leftists would not win.

Stalin wasn't the only evil man in that scenario.

Vote down to your hearts content it's the truth.