What passes for logic in Iowa, I suppose. But your reasoning if flawed yet again. Virginia ratified the Constitution as approved by the convention, and their document agreed that it was binding on them. Since the Constitution also states that it is the supreme law of the land, "...any Thing in the Constitution or Laws of any State to the Contrary notwithstanding" then it doesn't matter what superfluous clause Virginia chose to include in the document. So unless Virginia had said "Piss off, we ain't ratifyin'" then they were bound to abide by the Constitution. And the Constitution contains no clause allowing a state to take back powers reserved to the federal government.
Your reasoning, that you can ignore all other aspects of the ratification itself, would make any judge, lawyer, court clerk, legislator, governor, legal aide, janitor at a courthouse, screaming lunatic at an insane asylum, et al laugh their ass off, as it has done for me so many times in the past.
Enjoy your stupidity, I certainly have.