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the people of the Bikini Atoll were forced onto other islands, where they often starved, so the United States could use their home to test a nuclear weapon. they've dealt with the effects of the radiation and now deal with climate change swallowing up their homes on top of that
(the entire history of nuclear weapons development is littered with this kind of reprehensible behavior from the countries making the weapons, just look up the history of uranium mining on Diné land to get a start)
anyway that's the kind of ~cute expression~ that trivializes the struggle of a group of people against an oppressive hegemony that has all but erased their plight from history that we expect of new york times op-ed writers, i guess
it's absolutely what we expect from someone who makes several paragraphs of the article about his sad feels about the time Brian Eno refused to let an event sponsored by the Israeli government use his music
and from someone who exaggerates the consequences of Roseanne Barr's transphobia and buying into fringe conspiracies peddled by the people who think that every school shooting is fake
every single one of these jackasses paints every Trump-loving shitsack dealing with consequences for their bad tweets like it's ended their career and now they are going to be forced to do hard labor for the rest of their lives
By the way, that's one of the things GDR fans (of the state, not just culture, food, whatev) have to ignore massively: GDR Bismut was the SU's major mining company for uranium etc.
And you can bet they treated East German miners comparatively well compared to Russians etc 
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