Stop these frivolous trademarks. A religious term doesn't belong to a company.
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David Warmuth
6 years ago
Troll!
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Matthew Sims
6 years ago
Heathenism is a religion. Not a word that can be trademarked.
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Anonymous
6 years ago
Trademarking a single word should not be allowed.
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Laura D
6 years ago
Proud heathen standing up for my fellow heathens!
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Ken Reil
6 years ago
Take this frivolous over reach of a trademark down.
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Debbie Garrity
6 years ago
I am a Christian but I could very well be a Heathen. How can the word Heathen be trademarked? They are many artist who make heathen art so how can one person own that word?
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HEIDI L STEINBRENNER
6 years ago
The frivolous enforcement by these companies is outrageous. The USPTO needs to do a better job of not granting common words for trademark.
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Tiffany Lundin
6 years ago
You can not trademark a religious term for your own profit
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Cassie Peters
6 years ago
Trademark bullies must be stopped. I used to know of a horse https://www.allbreedpedigree.com/brother+heathen and many of his offspring were named Heathen something or another. Plus heathen is a common word. https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/heathens
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Jack
6 years ago
I too received an unjust takedown from this bully Dave Lancaster. I call him a bully not only because he is reaching outside of the rights of his trademark, but when attempted to reason with him and explain he was overstepping, he threatened with legal action.
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Drew Battles
6 years ago
You can't trademark a religious denomination, dumbass. I mean really? How did he think this was a good idea?
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Daniel Shepherd
6 years ago
I am a heathen who thinks this is wrong. My religion is not a product.
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Rain
6 years ago
Heathen and Heathenry should be no more owned than Christian and Christianity or Catholics and Catholicism.
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Izabel
6 years ago
I am heathen and own a shop that mainly focuses on heathen products. This trademark greatly limits what im able to make an sell. The products are vastly different as mine deal with religious items and his are simply trying to encourage rebellious behavior.
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Jonathan Schmidt
6 years ago
My core beliefs are not open to an owned trademark. This is on par with Trademarking the words Jew, Christian, or Buddhist!
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Maggie Deuchars
6 years ago
My religion is not someones property, I identify as a Heathen in the same way as others identify as Christian Nobody has the right to use my religion as their own property this is totally unconstitutional
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Rebecca
6 years ago
Heathen is a religious word not one to be patented for marketing purposes
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Krystof MacBryghde
6 years ago
I am a practicing heathen, I'm not okay with any business entity claiming ownership of a commonly used word for an active religious and/or spiritual practice.
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Sandi Kleeman-Ahrlin
6 years ago
This guy is phony, and has no moral right to be doing this.
Stop these frivolous trademarks. A religious term doesn't belong to a company.
Troll!
Heathenism is a religion. Not a word that can be trademarked.
Trademarking a single word should not be allowed.
Proud heathen standing up for my fellow heathens!
Take this frivolous over reach of a trademark down.
I am a Christian but I could very well be a Heathen. How can the word Heathen be trademarked? They are many artist who make heathen art so how can one person own that word?
The frivolous enforcement by these companies is outrageous. The USPTO needs to do a better job of not granting common words for trademark.
You can not trademark a religious term for your own profit
Trademark bullies must be stopped. I used to know of a horse https://www.allbreedpedigree.com/brother+heathen and many of his offspring were named Heathen something or another. Plus heathen is a common word. https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/heathens
I too received an unjust takedown from this bully Dave Lancaster. I call him a bully not only because he is reaching outside of the rights of his trademark, but when attempted to reason with him and explain he was overstepping, he threatened with legal action.
You can't trademark a religious denomination, dumbass. I mean really? How did he think this was a good idea?
I am a heathen who thinks this is wrong. My religion is not a product.
Heathen and Heathenry should be no more owned than Christian and Christianity or Catholics and Catholicism.
I am heathen and own a shop that mainly focuses on heathen products. This trademark greatly limits what im able to make an sell. The products are vastly different as mine deal with religious items and his are simply trying to encourage rebellious behavior.
My core beliefs are not open to an owned trademark. This is on par with Trademarking the words Jew, Christian, or Buddhist!
My religion is not someones property, I identify as a Heathen in the same way as others identify as Christian Nobody has the right to use my religion as their own property this is totally unconstitutional
Heathen is a religious word not one to be patented for marketing purposes
I am a practicing heathen, I'm not okay with any business entity claiming ownership of a commonly used word for an active religious and/or spiritual practice.
This guy is phony, and has no moral right to be doing this.