I stand with my brothers and sisters in the name of the Gods!
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Kasi Heflin
6 years ago
I'm a heathen and proud of it!!! That word should not be trademarked. Especially by a company not actually heathen!!!!!!!
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Kaynek
6 years ago
As if heathens don't have enough to contend with. Do not trademark what which is not yours!
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Levi Dotson
6 years ago
This guy is a joke to say the very least! Extremely disappointin to see some lowlife use our faith as a sales gimmick!
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Brandon howell
6 years ago
You cant trademark a religious word !!!
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Vincent
6 years ago
Heathen is a term not a brand
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Mike Ferrell
6 years ago
Proud Heathen!
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Nathanael Secor
6 years ago
This is ludicrous. I'm a Heathen and no person is going to make me change how I describe myself with trademarked language.
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Galina Krasskova
6 years ago
"Heathen" is the name of a religious identity for thousands of Americans. It should not be trademarked by anyone, least of all a man who isn't even part of our religion.
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Eric Dennen
6 years ago
You cannot copyright the name of a religion!
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Mike Murray
6 years ago
This is cruel , greedy, and unlawful! One cannot trademark a religion!
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Ryan Rowson
6 years ago
It's a religious name
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Chris Daniello
6 years ago
As a heathen and the owner of a small blackmithing business, I'm both disturbed and disgusted by heathen nation's blatant attempt to snuff out other heathen businesses. Although I have not been attacked personally, I cannot imagine the panic that a fellow small business owner must go through when threatened with a lawsuit for simply using the word "heathen". We work hard to supply our products, many of us have multiple jobs and sell our wares to help make ends meet, using the term "Heathen" is not a brand specific description of a product, but rather a call to our community and the people who hover around it. A lawsuit against one of us will most likely put us in financial ruin. Applying a trademark to the name of an ancient group of people is a blatant and abhorrent display of immorality and greed.
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Luke Morris
6 years ago
Trademarking a faith to spread hatred and misunderstandings is horrible in nature.
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Eli Johnson
6 years ago
A lady at work called me a red bearded Heathen. She thought that was an insult till I told her thank you for the new moniker
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Thomas Morstad
6 years ago
I use the name " Vagrant Viking", when I sell iron work products. Hopefully someone does not decide they own "Vagrant" or "Viking". Let it shine, Tom.
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Richard Wolfe III
6 years ago
It's a word and shouldn't be trademarked. I should also make it known that i will be putting heathen on shirts and wearing them around in public just to spite this nonsense.
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Eric Harris
6 years ago
His trademark claim infringes on common usage and is misrepresenting religious faith. I.e. it’s illegal and should have never been allowed in the first place.
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Christina McCray
6 years ago
Heathen is not a brand it is the identifier of a spiritual Germanic pagan religion.
I stand with my brothers and sisters in the name of the Gods!
I'm a heathen and proud of it!!! That word should not be trademarked. Especially by a company not actually heathen!!!!!!!
As if heathens don't have enough to contend with. Do not trademark what which is not yours!
This guy is a joke to say the very least! Extremely disappointin to see some lowlife use our faith as a sales gimmick!
You cant trademark a religious word !!!
Heathen is a term not a brand
Proud Heathen!
This is ludicrous. I'm a Heathen and no person is going to make me change how I describe myself with trademarked language.
"Heathen" is the name of a religious identity for thousands of Americans. It should not be trademarked by anyone, least of all a man who isn't even part of our religion.
You cannot copyright the name of a religion!
This is cruel , greedy, and unlawful! One cannot trademark a religion!
It's a religious name
As a heathen and the owner of a small blackmithing business, I'm both disturbed and disgusted by heathen nation's blatant attempt to snuff out other heathen businesses. Although I have not been attacked personally, I cannot imagine the panic that a fellow small business owner must go through when threatened with a lawsuit for simply using the word "heathen". We work hard to supply our products, many of us have multiple jobs and sell our wares to help make ends meet, using the term "Heathen" is not a brand specific description of a product, but rather a call to our community and the people who hover around it. A lawsuit against one of us will most likely put us in financial ruin. Applying a trademark to the name of an ancient group of people is a blatant and abhorrent display of immorality and greed.
Trademarking a faith to spread hatred and misunderstandings is horrible in nature.
A lady at work called me a red bearded Heathen. She thought that was an insult till I told her thank you for the new moniker
I use the name " Vagrant Viking", when I sell iron work products. Hopefully someone does not decide they own "Vagrant" or "Viking". Let it shine, Tom.
It's a word and shouldn't be trademarked. I should also make it known that i will be putting heathen on shirts and wearing them around in public just to spite this nonsense.
His trademark claim infringes on common usage and is misrepresenting religious faith. I.e. it’s illegal and should have never been allowed in the first place.
Heathen is not a brand it is the identifier of a spiritual Germanic pagan religion.
This guy disgusts me