THEY'RE THE SAME PICTURE.

Blacks = KKK? Sure, that's the same thing. Idiot.

Says OCD freak. Too stupid to comprehend, oh well whatever you say

I guess the biggest difference is that Republicans actually support KKK Lives Matter. Thanks for making fun of mental illness, that's always smart.

You're welcome I'm just shit stirring you. Don't throw stones and you wont get one back from me, I didn't throw out Idiot that was you.
Anyways, please don't be delusional that anyone in any great numbers anywhere has any sympathies or provides support toward the KKK let alone that too many people who are Republican voting have seperately. All the myths associated with KKK and it's power today are exaggerated if they are only comprised of 7000 members it's not exactly a high concentration in any population (140 members per state on an average.) , although they probably are concentrated in certain states. They are not what they were 50 to 100 years ago. The world has mostly moved on from such blatant intimidations as they preached and actioned. Are you aware they also lynched races other than blacks?
I find the BLM movements actions and claims to be racist and I find the KKK racist for the same reasons. Once you know that you dont need to agree with me that both are racist to understand what the meaning of the meme is/was.
Side note, The only reason I threw OCD back at you is because I do have some understanding of OCD's and i felt it appropriate given your need to call idiot without much reason except seemingly not comprehending the meaning intended. I realise it can be very debilitating depending on the severity and multiplicity of the OC event and also how its interuption or disruption can create great difficulty in completing tasks in a manner which people consider normal. No real harm intended to you and best wishes with overcoming whatever is holding you where you are.
As i can't accurately tell your age, can i suggest if you have time you might have a look for a series called 'Monk" the OCD detective it's from about year 2000/2002 and I think it's about 6 or 7 seasons. Who knows you might enjoy it, its a pretty good series if you watch detective type shows but it may just hold your interest on the OCD front alone.

It's true that the KKK is still small in size, but that doesn't mean hate overall isn't growing. Not every white nationalist, supremacist, or Nazi is a member of the Klan, many fall under the banner of the alt-right, many identify as "groypers", or followers of literal Nazi Nick Fuentes, and unfortunately they are making their way into the mainstream.

Self-proclaimed "groypers" and supporters of the movement have made appearances on Tucker Carlson's program, Fuentes fans infiltrated a couple of Turning Point USA events in the last year, dominating the Q&A at the end of one forum with Charlie Kirk and Rob Smith. Plus, the Unite the Right rally was really telling.

I guess I don't understand what you find about BLM to be racist, especially equivalent to the KKK, which intimidated blacks through lynching, burning crosses, even establishing sundown towns and so forth. I don't BLM doing anything emulating that.

I appreciate your well wishes as I have been particularly struggling with severe OCD and suicidal ideation over the past few months. I heard about Monk and that it wasn't an accurate portrayal of OCD, but I'll admit I know nothing about the series other than what I've heard. OCD is distressing intrusive thoughts and mental or physical compulsions to sedate those thoughts.

I am taking in what your saying, I will say i'm not familiar with this Nick Fuentes so i will take a look into him at some point.

Again your welcome to those wishes. I haven't had the condition and so I feel that it's very hard to fully empathise with anyone fully when you haven't experienced the same but I can only imagine the helplessnes it must invoke at times.
Sorry to hear about the thoughts. I take it your not religious, not that i am strongly but many a person has found strengths in developing some kind of faith and using it to getting through lifes obstacles. As well as there are many inspiring quotes from texts of all the different religious books which if sought they may ring true inside of you once read.
And the suicide thing, it's overated. I mean once your gone there's no coming back, it's final and so many fail at it anyways, which is good news.
Is there something you have as a goal to do in your life?
I realise I may be blathering about everything you already are aware of but please let me go on. If you haven't got a something to work towards that may well be something to think about and try move towards.
I see suicide as a selfish act because you are only taking into account your feelings when there is always somebody around us whose life has been affected positively by us (unless of course we're monsters) who would experience great loss. I dont know your situation there but you will find that more people care about your wellbeing than even let you know.

To end, The portrayal of Monk may not be accurate I cant tell for those reasons I have mentioned already. But there is one bigger message in the whole portrayal and that is you can get better. Monks intrusive thought trigger is primarily his wife dying from a car bomb in a parking garage so I suppose they might also mean that the portrayal isnt accurate because of the unlikely/uncommon cause of his wifes death. Anyways once again best wishes.