Yes there are, that doesn't mean everything is black and white, a lot of the stuff is grey but that doesn't mean we can't dissociate between who is mostly viewed as good and who is bad, that's a silly argument. Not everyone in LOTR or Star Trek is on the same grey wave length, this is silly. You are treating it as if i said one society is ideal and the other is hell incarnate, which isn't the point i was making. Your fundamental problem is that you think 'fantasy settings' can literally excuse anything as long as it's a fantasy setting, it's amazing.
The irony is amazing. Yes they were, even back then you had advocates against slavery as it was an immoral thing, obviously it isn't viewed as badly or as unjustly as it is through modern lens, but that is my point. The slavery of this game is set in present times, it's weird to see people on cell phones and in cars and also walk around elves on a leash like it's a normal thing.
You are talking out of your ass and your background doesnt excuse the massive point you are missing or how upset you are with me not sharing your opinions exactly. You don't know how slavery looks like(your great grandmother does), but none of us do unless we happen to still live in parts of the world where that is still happening. And you missing the point is ever more clear here because i am perfectly capable of putting it aside just enough to play and enjoy the game, it's a game i repeatedly said i loved, but because you got triggered with me saying it's HARD to ignore that part of the game(not that it's impossible), you now feel obligated to brow beat me over the head with it and explain to me how i should view things the same way as you if i don't well there must be something wrong with me.
Who said a fictional product isn't fictional?