...what criminal record? Weed charges? Drug charges as a kid? That's concerning to you?
He was acquitted of murder. So - not guilty of murder. 30 years ago.
The sexual abuse case against him was dropped. Completely dropped by the accuser. We won't know what happened. Maybe something did - but you can't make baseless character accusations or assumptions. Case was dropped, that's the end of it.
I'm not a snoop boot licker or anything, but I don't really think he's a bad person, given his criminal record and all.
I don't agree with this attitude. I'm wary of branding him a rapist or sexual assaulter without any deeper research, but a dropped case is not the end of things, morally speaking, in just about any serious offense.
Snoops so hard, yeah? Like how he wears goofy costumes to all his grandkids birthday parties. People make mistakes. I don't think holding a grudge against snoop dogg helps anyone.
Also, anyone's welcome to show up for the Olympics. The d o double g can't help it that the media just loves him. Have you seen the man? He's honestly delightful. It's hard to see everyone through the lense of every bad thing they've ever done.
I never can decide if Snoop Dogg is an evil genius who got away with it or if he's a great illustration that redemption can actually happen.
If the latter, we are most certainly approaching criminal justice the wrong way.
Before we talk about acquittals or dropped cases, I still feel pretty strongly that he was no angel when he was younger. Today he comes across as downright wholesome.
Age is strongly correlated with muting the effects of Cluster B personality disorders like ASPD that are associated with violence. It's not effective in all cases of course, as evidenced by Trump.
Yesterday I have read here that mr beast is a psychopath because „he has it in his eyes”, here another diagnosis. I see we have a full suite of experts
I think it's also largely caused by the majority of olympians being gen z for the first time (and it not being overshadowed by that one certain thing like the last olympics).
Cannabis is de-facto decriminalized in Amsterdam and the netherlands, but it's not technically legal. They just won't arrest you for smoking it or having small amounts.
Weed is straight up legal in Germany. Like you can get a membership to a club and smoke to your heart's content. No "you won't get arrested but if you sell it you'll go to jail" thing. Also Saarbrucken is a shorter journey than Amsterdam from Paris (1 hr 50m vs 3hrs 30) by train.