From what is available about 'Deliver Us,' the show focuses on a moral dilemma within a small Danish community. Identity-based casting and overt ideological signaling appear minimal. Characters are flawed and complex, suggesting the creators prioritized narrative depth over ideological boxes. There are no glaring signs that narrative was sacrificed for identity politics.

The series engages with universal themes like morality, justice, and community without resorting to open mockery or deconstruction of family or traditional values. Masculinity and faith aren’t pathologized or excessively subverted. Any tension with cultural norms comes from the plot, not from a 'woke' agenda.

While the series does explore conflict and morality, it doesn’t appear intent on demonizing traditional viewpoints or preaching a one-sided message. There’s room for ambiguity and debate within the story, rather than a closed, ideologically homogeneous universe.