I did not like that either, but it was a brief and isolated moment. The larger point is that the defining characters of the series are ready to fight and kill adversaries who threaten them and the main group of survivors. And the few communities of survivors who seem almost idyllically secure are always undermined by external menaces, hidden evils, or corruption. People who fight for you are shown as heroes, while preening types end up exposed as dangerous phonies. That is a kind of Trumpian outlook, wouldn’t you say?
“I did not like that either, but it was a brief and isolated moment.”
I do my best to avoid supporting globohomo. I’m not always successful, but not supporting it in entertainment is easy for me. This was actually the second interesting series that lost me due to the apparently required homosexual content. Again, no thanks.