bripat9643
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A 'more perfect Union' was formed from the original. The Union was not abrogated.
The Articles of Confederation were tossed into the waste bin when the Constitution was adopted, so the union they established was obviously not perpetual. It existed only until the Founders created a different union.
It was not stated that all men's equality was written in the Constitution; the reference was to what a founding document says.
The Constitution is the founding document. It doesn't say all men are created equal.
Many things, such as school segregation, persisted until confronted.
Right, the Constitution didn't outlaw those things either.
You're looking rather foolish at the moment.