There is VERY LITTLE talk of polygamy in the Golden Bible. And it's made clear that while it occurs, it shouldn't become normal. (Cough, cough) Islam. It only makes ONE exception to the rule, seen in Jacob 2. I'm really over you trying to paint me as a guy who supports polygamy, meanwhile I'm an LDS, not a Fundamentalist LDS. Need I also discuss that SEVERAL people in the Old Testament were polygamists, too? Not to mention, the founder of Lutheranism encouranged Henry VIII to have a second wife. And before you mention Mormonism hating on Black people, that ban, while lifted in 1978, many people in Smith's time that got ordained to Priesthood WERE Black. This was also in 1830s-1850s America at the time before he was persecuted, jailed, and martyred in Carthage Jail. I know where you got the idea of where Black people being inferior to White people, but I need not take another earful from you. The banned Mormon cartoon is TERRIBLE propoganda AGAINST Mormons that makes 0 sense because those beliefs are so wrong and backwards. Similar to the banned Jehovah's Witnesses cartoon, albeit's a lot more accurate to describe them than the Mormon one was. We also don't know how the Lamanites were marked, but many theories say tattoos mostly because that makes the most sense for the word 'marked', and would make sense for the word 'darkened'. Also, NONE of the Witnesses of the Golden Plates EVER renounced their testimonies, even on their deathbeds. The LDS church continues to produce more revelation unto the world to this day since its inception in 1830. While man is imperfect, and in some ways totally monstrous, just remember this:
"No unhallowed hand can stop the work from progressing; persecutions may rage, mobs may combine, armies may assemble, calumny may defame, but the truth of God will go forth boldly, nobly, and independent, till it has penetrated every continent, visited every clime, swept every country, and sounded in every ear; till the purposes of God shall be accomplished, and the Great Jehovah shall say the work is done"
-Joseph Smith, Wentworth Letter, 1842
Hate Smith for what he did all you want. He was a Prophet of God despite some of the choices he made.