That you can't tell the difference between the aims of Black Lives Matter and the Nazis is very telling here. Hell, comparing the NAACP to the Nazi Party is just laughable on its face. That you feel the need to equate a "well, both sides" whataboutism in your view of this subject speaks to my point. It's not enough just to condemn Nazis for you, you feel some instinctual need to find an equivocal thing to point at minority groups for. This is doing very little to support the notion that we should not consider Nazis and Whites bedfellows.
Now, this is a notion that I do not support, but clearly you feel too closely associated with the Nazis by virtue of being white that you have a need to grasp at straws for some sort of equiocating tu quoque at minority support groups. Why? What are you trying to prove here? That we shouldn't condemn Nazis because of how you view BLM and the NAACP? What's the end goal here? I make the point that we should not compare the actions of white supremacists with the white population at large, and you respond by doing that exact same thing with regard to minority groups? Why?
Which one of us truly doesn't believe in this comparison at this point? Because it seems to me from your statements here that kind of association is exactly the thing you're after. You're just bothered at the notion of doing it to white people, a notion I specically pointed out I did not support, btw, but a thing you bring up completely unprompted.
If you truly don't believe whites should be associated with Nazis, then show it, stop defending them, and give Blacks the same benefit by not trying to use the existence of gangs as a tu quoque whataboutism to defend Nazis.