'1994' seems to place heavy emphasis on political ideology and identity politics, often steering the narrative towards modern left-leaning interpretations of Mexican history. Identity and ideology are foregrounded over nuanced character arcs or impartial storytelling, making it hard for viewers who don't already agree with VICE's worldview to stay engaged.

Traditional family, religion, and classic cultural markers are usually depicted as relics or outright problems to be overcome. The show appears to favor radical new narratives, challenging or dismissing Mexico’s longstanding cultural frameworks in pursuit of progressive themes.

The show rarely provides genuine space for traditional or dissenting views, instead spotlighting progressive perspectives while framing opposition as dangerous or regressive. It's a full-throttle echo chamber for contemporary ideological assumptions, as some viewers might interpret.