why is it dubious, and who has framed it as such, and why are they framing it in this way?
Well I guess because the shirts were crafted based upon an image of Micheal Brown, based on accounts that were refuted by other witnesses and then they changed their story. So unless you were there what you think you know you believe in point of fact.
Here's the thing man, there are two pretty crystallized sides on this issue that are largely dependent upon not just facts but pre conceived ideas and attitudes which FWIW make it possible to call either side a dubious conclusion/ narrative, again UNLESS we were there.
To then act upon it as if they know he had his hands up when a legal proceeding held it was not the case,and then to extrapolate from that a problem exists that police are indiscriminately gunning down unarmed black men innocent of any provocation warranting the use of deadly force is something I personally haven't seen being born out by statistics ,especially in view of the way in which people in the business of protesting such things attempt to seize every opportunity to bring them to light to cement their position as advocates.
The shirt communicates and stereotypes police and boy have I seen a lot of that in this thread, thinking of people in the abstract that way is the same type of bigotry as what we call racism, just a different focus.
I heard yesterday that there is a Presidential panel reviewing the possibility that grand juries impaneled to investigate police shootings might not be reliable and other alternatives might need to be utilized, so then what of the equal protection under the very law the police are charged with enforcing can they count on?
Wearing that shirt is to me little if any different than someone wearing a shirt that says " Hey Mikey ,Resisting Arrest Can Be Hazardous to Your Health" both inflammatory and not at all helpful in an effort to defuse tension.