Slavery in the Pathfinder World and its implications... (series of weird questions regarding a controversial topic)

[Alice in Blunderland]

I will cede that it MIGHT be possible that I can't find any good slavers in the canon.

But then again people didn't think there was any non-evil examples either. I pointed out three just from glossing over a bundle of random books, hitting the first example and moving on to the next.

I agree that sex trafficking slaves is what I view as being evil but, again, we're not talking about opinions, we're talking about canon. It seems that the OP wanted something more concrete than 'Alice said', 'Jeff said', ect, so that is what I provided, actual canon facts.

I still see nothing that suggests that slavery itself is evil in the lore. We can argue that it is evil because we see it as being so but that doesn't make it so in Golarion, unless you live there and can say for certain that you are a completely representative citizen.

I could argue and scream to the heavens that Galt is CE as a nation because the whole place is ran by demagogues elected by mob rule and that everyone seems fond of watching their neighbor's head roll after being severed by the Final Blades, but that doesn't make it so.

Still, a non-existent digital cookie to anyone who finds a ruling that explicitly states my point is not valid. Always want to sharpen up on the lore of the setting, ya know?

[Chris Lambertz]

Removed some posts by user request and others skirting really close to advocation of real-world slavery. And given that we've had a number of these threads crop up in recent history, I don't think digging up a couple-years old one to continue the debate does any good, so I'll be locking this.