Red Dog

Right. So would Red Dog's manifesto count? Who judges whether an answer is wrong?

JasonF

The Bus judges, with copious input from those of us in the peanut gallery.

Jeremy517

I don't think those would count as part of "The" Inalienable Rights. I think the "the" in italics means "The explicitly listed rights from the most famous list of inalienable rights". It sounds like you are overthinking this one.

Tracer Bullet

My knowledge of British politics helped out on that PM question

I don't know how good my answers are, I guess we'll see.

Red Dog

I don't see why not.

Anyway, I just submitted. This one wasn't as fun as the last one.

Nick Danger

I guessed wrong on at least two questions. It looks like I'm going to be in the bottom half again.

The Bus

I thought my answers were obscure. Reading some of the entries, I see they are clearly not.

Except my TV show & movie answers. Those should do well.

Pharoh

I know a few of mine will be very popular, but they were what first came to mind.

wmansir

I submitted last night even though I was dead tired and a bit brain dead. I just checked a few answers I was unsure about and found one was wrong.

orangecrush

I was tempted to put down one of the many Native American sports teams and argue that our domination of them makes be feel patriotic. In the end, I decided to go with a less obvious choice. I think that my TV show could either be really good or really bad depending on how others approached the question.

Did anyone else use the same country for multiple answers?

JasonF

Don't ask me why, but I have an uneasy feeling that I chose the same sports team as orangecrush.

The Bus

Some of these answers will spark discussion.

orangecrush

The Chicago Bulls? They remind me of our great bull markets and Capitalism. USA! USA! USA!

CRM114

Washington Bullets? ...never mind.

The Bus

wendersfan, you will have to explain your Frankfurt Galaxy answer when the time comes.

The Bus

Most puzzling is that was his answer for the next-to-last question.

Rockmjd23

So how open to interpretation is question #1?

Rockmjd23

Also, question #7...does the government of the nation have to be hostile to the US or just a significant portion of the population. There are quite a few nations where the government "supports" us but the ruling rebel groups are hostile.

Red Dog

I didn't like that question either.

wishbone

On a few of the questions I tried some Vizzini reasoning for an answer. This should be an interesting round nonetheless.

Rockmjd23

Can the sports teams be defunct?

Also, I'm assuming for #19 that the person didn't have to be President at the time he got shot.

belboz

Rockmjd23, I suspect the point of the game is that those types of questions are to be argued during or after scoring. That is, once everyone has submitted their answers, The Bus will publish all the answers and let the forum argue over how they should be scored and then capriciously rule on each answer. Or the order may be reversed, where he just scores it however he feels like, publishes it and lets us all argue it to no avail.

The Bus

What usually happens is I get feedback from everyone playing, then rule based on that. This being Politics, I expect a higher, more eloquent level of bickering.

Rockmjd23

Yeah that's how it pretty much works in Video Game Sheep. I'm just hoping he budges and gives us a few hints

Mordred

The bickering is what makes the game enjoyable.