What do we think about the major criticism of "The Joker"

So I've been reading the reviews that have been coming out. They are positive. It's in the 80s on rotten tomatoes and in the high 70s on metacritic

There are some complaints about the direction the movie goes in, but more and more I've seen criticism about how it handles the joker. It presents him as a man who means well, but it's the world who wrongs him. Hes a lonely, depressed, psycho who is shunned by the world and therefore, his only outlet is violence. Almost like it glorifies his decent into mass villainy. And it seems like a number of critics are touching on the aspect that, due to the fricked up nature of our current society, it could possibly be viewed as a rallying cry to the next Walmart el Paso shooter to incite mass violence

Where do we fall on this? If something does happen, this wouldnt be the first time a movie has played some role. Should we be wary of how movies approach decent into villainy? If we go down this road, when do we start approaching censorship?