I am a proud Heathen and no man or woman should have control of the word.
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Anthony Gray
6 years ago
Heathen is a religious title found on the gravestones of deceased US servicemen in our VA cemeteries.
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Michael Pontious
6 years ago
I’m with you Mike!
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Heather Garrett
6 years ago
No trademarks for religious terminology!
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Destiny
6 years ago
Hope we get this taken care of! Maybe the issue will help the public understand the strength of real heathens and take it seriously as a religion. HAIL THE OLD GODS
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Tyler Presley
6 years ago
You can't trademark a word representing those who follow a faith. That's disgusting.
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Anonymous
6 years ago
As a Pagan, I feel NO words describing ANY faith or belief should be trademarked!
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Amy Massey
6 years ago
Proud Heathan
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Lorelei Steffen
6 years ago
My religion is not a trademark
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Kira Mackison
6 years ago
My religion should not be trademarked.
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Chas S Clifton
6 years ago
The word "Heathen" is owned by people who follow Heathen religious paths and, secondarily, by anyone who discusses those paths. No one should stake a commercial claim on it.
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Jennifer linger
6 years ago
I can’t believe they allow this. I came across their page and before buying anything, asked if they were the company that did this. I’d hoped they were a rebel company thumbing their nose at the idiocy. They didn’t respond. That answered my question.
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Heather Woods
6 years ago
The name heathen represents a long and hard fought right to practice the ways of our ancestors and NO ONE should own it or any of our symbols. Not racists or greedy pigs.
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Geordon VanTassle
6 years ago
Copyrighting "Heathen" as used on physical products is no more rational than copyrighting "Jewish" or "Christian" or "Muslim" on physical products.
Now, using a modifier with Heathen is justifiably copyrightable, but just "Heathen?" I might as well copyright "Air" on t-shirts and mugs. Which is not rational.
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Brandon
6 years ago
You shouldn't be able to trademark a religious word.
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Alexander Rheuark
6 years ago
Heathens unite!
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Laura Wisdom
6 years ago
How do you trademark a religion?
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Anonymous
6 years ago
I am a heathen. You cannot trademark a faith or belief system.
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Luna Eversong
6 years ago
I don't understand how this word can even be trademarked and I don't support what's happening as a result
My beliefs are not your trademark.
I am a proud Heathen and no man or woman should have control of the word.
Heathen is a religious title found on the gravestones of deceased US servicemen in our VA cemeteries.
I’m with you Mike!
No trademarks for religious terminology!
Hope we get this taken care of! Maybe the issue will help the public understand the strength of real heathens and take it seriously as a religion. HAIL THE OLD GODS
You can't trademark a word representing those who follow a faith. That's disgusting.
As a Pagan, I feel NO words describing ANY faith or belief should be trademarked!
Proud Heathan
My religion is not a trademark
My religion should not be trademarked.
The word "Heathen" is owned by people who follow Heathen religious paths and, secondarily, by anyone who discusses those paths. No one should stake a commercial claim on it.
I can’t believe they allow this. I came across their page and before buying anything, asked if they were the company that did this. I’d hoped they were a rebel company thumbing their nose at the idiocy. They didn’t respond. That answered my question.
The name heathen represents a long and hard fought right to practice the ways of our ancestors and NO ONE should own it or any of our symbols. Not racists or greedy pigs.
Copyrighting "Heathen" as used on physical products is no more rational than copyrighting "Jewish" or "Christian" or "Muslim" on physical products. Now, using a modifier with Heathen is justifiably copyrightable, but just "Heathen?" I might as well copyright "Air" on t-shirts and mugs. Which is not rational.
You shouldn't be able to trademark a religious word.
Heathens unite!
How do you trademark a religion?
I am a heathen. You cannot trademark a faith or belief system.
I don't understand how this word can even be trademarked and I don't support what's happening as a result