This is very rude because it is as if people dying in Middle East is part of a plan so therefore it is okay.

Also I really hate the Joker. He is my second least favourite Batman villain, Scarecrow is my least.

It's more offensive due to the fact that it ought to be obvious to people that people die all the time around the world, whether by bombs, by guns, by knives, by disease, by "old age", by whatever. And so, the meme is not informative at all because who doesn't know that people die all of the time, other than children or mentally ill whom do not know any better? Generally speaking, if you've got a mind, you will know that people die every second, especially those in the middle east and those in 3rd world countries where they've got no food.

And so, the meme is more offensive not only because it's obvious people die every day, but because it's almost like saying "Americans mourn 2 or 3 people today, but what about those 15 in that other country?", as if 3 Americans, 15 whomever, are not equal; as if every life doesn't count. The meme is merely being redundant if anything, however I still find it to be offensive because it naturally challenges my conscious/doesn't give me credit, in that they (whomever did the meme) are acting like there aren't people whom do realize the reality of the situations, both here and in the other parts of the world, concerning death.