The far left and the far right are more alike than different.
Their attitude toward law enforcement is a great example.
The far left wants to defund the police. The far left does not trust any law enforcement. The far left has attacked police during demonstrations.
The far right wants to defund the FBI. The far right does not trust any law enforcement. The far right has attacked police during demonstrations.
Both of these groups are unamerican. Both of these groups want to bring our nation down. Our nation would be better off without both of these groups. They are all turds.
The far left are Marxists (Communists). They believe in a single large overreaching government controlling everything and the public enslaved. As for the far left's attitude toward law enforcement. It's tactical. Hold the police back while releasing repeat offenders in large numbers, including violent ones. Their theory being, if enough violent gun crimes occur, the public will be more willing to take firearms away from everybody, except the government, of course. Once that is done, create a "National State Police," creating a police state government. This will be followed by the suspension of the Constitution., necessitating of course, a new Constitution and thus a Marxist government. Remember, the US is a member of the World Economic Forum, run by the Communist Klaus Schwab (whatever idiot allowed a Communist to be running any economic forum should be tossed in prison). Per Klaus Schwab: "You will own nothing and be happy." Seven million plus people who fled Marxism and its draconian laws, for the US, would beg to differ with that assessment.
Contrary to the dictionary definition of the "far-right" (Nazis and Fascists), a definition made and put into dictionaries by a leftist Socialist who saw the atrocities of the Nazis (National Socialist German Workers Party) and Italian Fascists and knowing they were Socialists, distanced Socialism from them by taking on "far-right" to their party.
What we have here are Conservatives and very Conservative politicians. The Conservatives want the states handling most issues. With a few exceptions, their basic philosophy is, "if it isn't in the Constitution, it's the states responsibility to make their own laws. As for law enforcement, they have never called for defunding the police. They are however, concerned about "federal" law enforcement, who aren't police, committing overreach via political partisanship.
Personally, I'm for scrapping the ATF and DOJ and weeding out any partisan hacks in the NSA and FBI. I'm also in favor of getting rid of the DOE, but that's a separate issue.