Meet Dave, from a more lighthearted era of filmmaking, seems mostly focused on slapstick comedy and fish-out-of-water gags rather than messaging. Character quirks are played for laughs, not identity checklists. There's little evidence of casting or character focus based on contemporary identity politics, with the plot revolving around the comedic premise instead.

There’s minimal agenda-pushing against family, tradition, or faith here. Masculinity and traditional roles aren’t mocked, though the odd-couple antics are more for comedic effect than cultural commentary. Family is presented positively, and the movie doesn’t take shots at religion or classic values.

Alternative worldviews aren’t really addressed, nor are they needed in a broad comedy like this. No one is cartoonishly villainized for having traditional values, and the film isn’t pushing a particular worldview. The focus here is laughter, not lecturing.