Slop.

Based on other hard-hitting media analysis I've seen, here's the response I expect to see from our greatest luminaries on the steam forum:

Actually, this game is clearly anti-slavery. Do you think going around whipping black people is desirable? That's just you being a sicko and projecting on the rest of us. In showing us brutal violence against the slaves, it is one of the most viscerally anti-racist games on Steam, or maybe ever, and the glossy depiction of the wealth of the slaver is ironic, an obvious absurdity that excoriates his depravity. You really need to develop some media literacy before you try to send the morality police to censor games you can't handle. Games are allowed to depict immoral people, you know.

Why is there that modern-looking tractor in the background, by the way? I don't know much about the history of farming equipment, but it seems anachronistic.