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Heathens United Vs. Heathen Nation

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Leeanne Lemaster
6 years ago

Someone’s faith/religion/beliefs should not be trademarked by anyone!! It’s disturbing what this world is coming to.

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Anonymous
6 years ago

If someone were to do this to Christians it would be laughed out of court

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Tina Humphries
6 years ago

This lawsuit is an infringement upon 1st amendment rights

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Anna Holland
6 years ago

The name of a religion or faith shouldn’t be under the control of a single person like this. Whoever allowed this to happen when the trademark was approved obviously didn’t understand that we use this as the name for our beliefs. Trademarks cannot be used in such a way. This needs to be reversed!

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Trey
6 years ago

How can you patton a word that already exist

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Karen Sharp
6 years ago

As a Heathen I find this abhorrent. How any one individual can do this is ridiculous and denigrates the whole meaning and ethos of Heathenry. I signed for my religious right as a Heathen.

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Amy Monnin
6 years ago

Heathen is a religious and spiritual path and should not be trademarked by anyone person or company.

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Danny Birdsong
6 years ago

They will not trademark my faith.

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Matthew Spencer
6 years ago

I do not refer to myself as heathen but respect the right of all people of this faith to do so unopposed. Frankly amazed that trademarking of such words would be even possible.

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Ryan Rose
6 years ago

My faith is not a trademark!!!

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Simon Shepherd
6 years ago

First Amendment. Eleventh Article of Faith.

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Caelyn Worman
6 years ago

My spiritual path should not be a trademark! This is directly harming craftsmen who put their livelihood into making heathen craft, and that to me is unacceptable!

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Josh Evraets
6 years ago

This is no different than me starting a company called Christian Clothing and telling everyone else they can no longer use the word Christian! This is absolutely ridiculous!

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Keith Harriet
6 years ago

I am a proud Heathen and my religion and beliefs are not yours to take for personal gain.

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Bethany Lynch
6 years ago

My religion is not for sale nor for trademark, you earn the right to be called a Heathen by blood and tears not money.

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Dustin
6 years ago

I 100% support you guys

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Elizabeth Parks
6 years ago

A general term that is used by many groups of people should not be allowed to be restricted in such a broad way by a single company.

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Trampas Jones
6 years ago

I am a Heathen and have been worshiping the old gods for 21 years. Since Feburary 1999. This Trademark is as asinine as someone trying to trademark Navajo, Christian, Muslim, or Jew.

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Virginia Vernon
6 years ago

Proud heathen from Australia.

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Logan Lee
6 years ago

This make me disgusted why one must trademark the name of our religion and stop other companies who use the name not for just decor but actually uses the religious term of it