A growing number of people are starting to believe that the Black Lives Matter movement is esentially a new version of the Ku Klux Klan. The two extremist organisations share a number of common features, such as racism, anti-Americanism, and antisemitism.

In LevinTV this week, host Mark Levin talked about the Black Lives Matter movement s ideology and attitudes. Sharing the view of many, he argued that BLM is a Marxist, anarchist organisation, as openly admitted by one of the founders of the movement. 

Levin drew up parallels between the Ku Klux Klan and BLM, saying BLM demonstrates the same racism as KKK did earlier. Antisemitism and anti-Americanism are also  features that the two movements have in common, he pointed out. 

Meanwhile, BLM activists often refer to the horrors committed against black people by KKK. In terms of racism, however, there is no difference between the two organisations, only the skin colour of the targeted people has changed, he added.

Mark Levin pointed out that the left comfortably disregards this obvious parallel and continues to attack those who bring up the subject, but he also mentioned the Democrats whom he accused of running interference for BLM and Antifa.

The Ku Klux Clan s past is starting to become somewhat of a recurring theme within the BLM movement, mentioned most recently at a London demonstration, where a black woman dressed in paramilitary-style garb said police are no different from the KKK, adding that police just „stand around and protect statues and buildings instead of people.”

The activist also called for the establishment of a Black Militia, explaining that „I m not saying it because I want people to fear and think we re coming violent. What we re saying is: you push we push, you fight we fight,” Breitbart writes.