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They are establishing (a form of) justice;

ensuring domestic tranquility, as in, people can be arrested for disturbing the peace;

providing common defense (we do have an army fighting for our continued freedom!);

promotes general welfare - gives people a chance to live a free life as they see fit;

and it secures our liberties further given in the Constitution not only for ourselves, but for our children, our posterity, as well.

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The Preamble of the US Constitution is a short statement that is an overview of the basic rights of the citizens and purposes for the document. The actual rights of citizens are guaranteed in the constitutional document itself.

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