Maybe that's because all these stories are one sided.
What seems to happen is you get people who only see one side and they scream and yell and cannot ever see the possibility of a gray area. I wasn’t there. I’m not sure what happened. That’s all. I don’t think all police are bad. I also don’t think they are all always right, and being human I think some are likely bad people who are overly fond of power. I haven’t personally met many of those sorts.
It’s also because liberals love to see a conservative slaughtered and then remain mute regarding the situation.
The executives of Costco, if they possessed any virtue, would have made explicit public expression of proper procedures before and after such an incident. They haven’t.
Instead they are aiding and abetting injustice, if not directly, then indirectly by failing to come forward with timely information and reduce the obvious implication that Costco prefers the public surrender their Constitutional rights in return for their squeezing more financial interest.
I suspect very few, if anybody, in the Costco hierarchy, has forthright virtue sufficient enough to even recognize their culpability in the entire affair. I suspect they are half cowards and half mediocre managers, simply scared about whatever course of action they take might inflict them with more financial liabilities, so they remain mute and turn it over to lawyers to handle their responsibilities.
Too bad, they didn’t have the same guts to turn their initial conflict with the Army officer with a CCW permit over to lawyers, instead of crying Wolf! Wolf! to a trigger happy law enforcement group, so much more interested in killing anybody they accused than bringing the issue to justice that they made the situation much worse.
Who in their right mind would place faith trust and confidence in any of the Nevada government today? They always been corrupt and will continue to promote corruption.