Sure, and sometimes different people have different understandings of the meaning of a particular word. Someone can say "abolish the police" and mean that there

Sure, and sometimes different people have different understandings of the meaning of a particular word. Someone can say "abolish the police" and mean that there should be no one with monopoly on violence. Another one can say "abolish the police" and refer the to current state/situation with the police in the US, and simply want the police to stop shooting people at sight and instead act like police in other countries, where they try to de-escalate instead of using their guns. So while it's easy to try to put everyone in one bucket, it's hardy useful to do so in reality.