It would be inaccurate and unfair to make a blanket statement about Democrats as a whole regarding their views on the KKK or any extremist group. Political parties, including Democrats, consist of a diverse range of individuals with varying beliefs and ideologies.
The Democratic Party has evolved significantly over the years, and its stance on civil rights and racial issues has changed dramatically since the time of the KKK's prominence in the early-to-mid 20th century. The KKK is historically associated with racial hatred, violence, and oppression, and the vast majority of Democrats (and people in general) condemn such actions and ideologies.
It's essential to focus on current policies, platforms, and statements made by individual politicians and parties rather than attributing the actions or views of historical figures or extremist groups to an entire political party.
Modern discussions within the Democratic Party and other political groups typically center around promoting diversity, equality, and social justice, seeking to create a more inclusive society where all individuals can thrive regardless of their background.
As always, it's essential to engage in respectful dialogue and avoid making broad generalizations about any political group or its members.