Police Academy 3 sticks to goofy comedy with over-the-top characters. There's no sign of identity politics taking center stage; characters are largely there to make you laugh, not deliver lectures. Diverse casts exist, but they're integrated without fanfare, and personality quirks outweigh any modern ideological markers. This film keeps its priorities focused on slapstick and hijinks.

Traditional family values, masculinity, and authority figures are played for laughs, but not actively undermined. The humor is broad and doesn't embark on any crusade to rewrite history or culture. If anything, it does poke fun at everyone equally, without singling out 'problematic' traditions for special treatment.

Alternative points of view aren't villainized, everyone's a caricature, including the bumbling police leadership. There's no attempt to instill a single worldview beyond 'let's have a good time.' If the film has a message, it's that buffoonery crosses all boundaries.