The film extensively uses homophobic language, slurs, and stereotypes through its protagonist, Borat, as a tool for satire. While the intent is to expose and mock prejudice, the depiction itself is problematic, lacking any positive or affirming LGBTQ+ representation to counterbalance the pervasive negative content. The net impact is primarily negative due to the constant presence of derogatory portrayals.

The film satirizes and exposes the hypocrisy, prejudice, and absurd beliefs of various Christian individuals and groups Borat encounters, without offering significant counterbalancing positive portrayals. The narrative highlights problematic aspects within these contexts.

The film uses Borat's extreme anti-Semitism to expose and ridicule bigotry, positioning the audience to sympathize with the Jewish characters who are portrayed as normal and victimized by prejudice. The narrative clearly condemns anti-Semitism.