From what’s available, 'Soil' places notable emphasis on multicultural dynamics, sometimes using identity-driven quirks to define characters. There are moments where diversity appears to be foregrounded for comedic or narrative effect. While not as egregious as some Hollywood examples, there’s certainly a sense of ideology nudging the story along at times.

The show lightly pokes fun at traditional Belgian culture, occasionally undermining family and religious roles for satire. It doesn’t go full tilt into bashing cultural values, but it’s not a celebration of heritage either. Modern sensibilities seem prioritized over tradition, with subtle winks at established values.

Alternative viewpoints are mostly used as setups for jokes or misunderstandings, rarely given much depth. The narrative leans towards a progressive take on diversity and integration, often caricaturing dissenting voices without genuine exploration. There’s a clear lean rather than open debate.