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Heathens United Vs. Heathen Nation

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Travis
6 years ago

I’m actually familiar with the brands products and they are relatively good designs, however the word isn’t a brand! It’s my faith and should not be trademarked!

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Linker
6 years ago

This is as if someone would trademark the word Jew, Christian, or Muslim. I'm amazed that the trademark registry bureau even allowed it?!

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Marion palmer
6 years ago

Religion is not a trademark!

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Tiffany Hinds
6 years ago

I am Heathen.... I am viking by blood and this upsets me so.

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Maree Rumballe
6 years ago

heathen is a term that has been used for centuries, not something you can own Who do you think you are Kim Kardashian? Trying to trademark Kimono!!!

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Jeff Vargo
6 years ago

No one should have a trademark on someones religious beliefs.

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Nicholas Connor
6 years ago

You have no right to do this to kindred

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Karrie Connor
6 years ago

My beliefs are not a trademark!!!!!

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Anna Robson
6 years ago

The word “Heathen” is a common use word describing a religion. It’s like trademarking catholic.

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Louisa
6 years ago

Just wrong

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Kathleen Flanigan
6 years ago

Any single word found in the dictionary should not be trademarked. It is part of the English language, not someone's intellectual property.

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Kasey Meijer
6 years ago

Yeah should not be allowed to trademark heathen....

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Mark weiser
6 years ago

Heathen is a broad term and noone should have any legal rights to it.

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Anonymous
6 years ago

this is similar one of the big multinational companies attempting to copyright Neem in India. Taking a General term and attempting to Copy right it. Like Copy writing he term Christian, Jewish, or Hindu makes no sense I applaud Grimfrost

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Suzanne Thackston
6 years ago

Unacceptable.

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Cj
6 years ago

Wow

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Daniel Hayley
6 years ago

Proud Neo-Pagan. This cannot stand

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Luke Dulgar
6 years ago

You cannot trademark a demographic

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Kathleen Reeves
6 years ago

This is analogous to trademarking the word "Christian" or the symbol of the cross. The trademark must be revoked.

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Austin Pilant
6 years ago

They have no right to trademark a religious belief