Well, "getting rid of the current system" has always been one of their goals.
That's the issue I've had, and still have, with these "noble titled movements", that come with all sorts of unrelated baggage to the actual message in the name.
It's the same for "BlackLivesMatter" and "AntiFa".
There's a reason why if you were to ask a large group of people the following questions:
"Do you think that Black lives matter, and that disparities in the criminal justice system have disproportionately impacted Black Americans?"
and...
"Do you oppose fascism?"
vs...
"Do you support the #BLM organization and/or Antifa movement?"
You'd get very different Yes/No breakdowns in the aggregated responses.
Both the BLM organization (by admission of their co-founders, who openly stated that "we're trained Marxists"...there's video of them saying it openly)
The video has since been "unlisted" on youtube, however you can still get to it if you know the URL, which I saved a few years back when I first watched it.
(it's not a doctored video or anything, it's directly from the organization that did the interview "The Real News Network, which is a leftist group)
I can't embed the video directly due to some language, but if you type in the URL, it's an interview with BLM founder Patrisse Cullors
https://blacklivesmatter.com/our-co-founders/
...as well as the AntiFa movement, are both rooted in neo-Marxism/anarcho-communism. That's the part that people object to.
Maybe if people want others to get behind those ideas, they need to rally behind some sensible groups who oppose those things that aren't in the form of groups that are trying to use the Trojan Horse approach to inject neo-marxism or anarcho-communism into society as one of their goals on the back of their more noble sounding title.
The reality is, you don't need to embrace marxism in order to fight against police corruption, and you certain don't need to in order to combat fascism.
...and that's where the word games come in, because if you verbally oppose either of them for the marxism aspect, you're immediately met with a snarky "gotcha" response of "oh, so I guess you're pro-fascism!" or "oh, so I guess you don't think that Black lives matter!"
Several other first-world industrialized countries have been able to address issues of police accountability, racism, and a wide variety of other systemic issues without having to implement a garbage ideology like marxism (or any variation of it)
I'm more than happy to fight against race-based brutality and white nationalism...however, I refuse to endorse any group embracing communism or marxism. I don't care how noble the title sounds. There could be a group called "let's stop hitting kittens with golf clubs", if marxism was one of their other goals, I wouldn't support them.