Seems kinda crazy to even try this with movies around but ok
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Myriah Word
6 years ago
As a follower of the Heathen religion, it should be available for us to use without fear.
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April Foy
6 years ago
Any religion, regardless of whether it is mainstream or not, should not be subjected to any trademark. Heathen isn't a niche market or merchandise, it is a way of life. It is our firm and spiritually held beliefs that are not up for debate or to be bartered for profit. As a Heathen, I respectfully and strongly demand that the trademark be revoked.
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Andre L Keidser
6 years ago
It should be considred a generic word that is not a unique name for any trademark, brand, company or similar.
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Anonymous
6 years ago
Heathen is not anyone's word.
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Joe Lunsford
6 years ago
This guy is a joke! This is like copywriting Christian or Jew.
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Timothy Adams
6 years ago
You cannot trademark a term that has been in use for thousands of years. My chosen spiritual path is not your product. End of story.
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Anonymous
6 years ago
Heathen is a spiritual/religious path, not a commodity.
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Anonymous
6 years ago
Heathenism is a religion. Religious terms should not be able to be trademarked.
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Shane
6 years ago
You cant just trademark a religious/ethnic word and be able to get away with it
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Garrett Qualey
6 years ago
My religion is no one's trade Mark!
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Elliot Tan
6 years ago
It is positively offensive to me that someone could profit by attempting to steal and own the common name of my ancestral faith.
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Kristine Saxberg
6 years ago
Heathen is the primary term I use to express my religious identity. It should not be trademarked.
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Michael Schryvers
6 years ago
This is the primary term I use to express my religious identity. It should not be trademarked.
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Christopher Farrell
6 years ago
That's wrong. He must be a Democrat...
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Lisa Badger
6 years ago
You cannot trademark the work Heathen, any more than you can trademark the word Christian, Muslim, Jew.
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Anonymous
6 years ago
Heathen is a religious identity that should not be trademarked.
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Kristina Slack
6 years ago
This falls under religious freedom and should be protected as such.
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Chris Miller
6 years ago
Heathen is a term that applies to practitioners of the Heathen religion, also known as Asatru. My kindred uses the term in our bylaws which have been federally recognized since January of 2007.
Ridiculous
Seems kinda crazy to even try this with movies around but ok
As a follower of the Heathen religion, it should be available for us to use without fear.
Any religion, regardless of whether it is mainstream or not, should not be subjected to any trademark. Heathen isn't a niche market or merchandise, it is a way of life. It is our firm and spiritually held beliefs that are not up for debate or to be bartered for profit. As a Heathen, I respectfully and strongly demand that the trademark be revoked.
It should be considred a generic word that is not a unique name for any trademark, brand, company or similar.
Heathen is not anyone's word.
This guy is a joke! This is like copywriting Christian or Jew.
You cannot trademark a term that has been in use for thousands of years. My chosen spiritual path is not your product. End of story.
Heathen is a spiritual/religious path, not a commodity.
Heathenism is a religion. Religious terms should not be able to be trademarked.
You cant just trademark a religious/ethnic word and be able to get away with it
My religion is no one's trade Mark!
It is positively offensive to me that someone could profit by attempting to steal and own the common name of my ancestral faith.
Heathen is the primary term I use to express my religious identity. It should not be trademarked.
This is the primary term I use to express my religious identity. It should not be trademarked.
That's wrong. He must be a Democrat...
You cannot trademark the work Heathen, any more than you can trademark the word Christian, Muslim, Jew.
Heathen is a religious identity that should not be trademarked.
This falls under religious freedom and should be protected as such.
Heathen is a term that applies to practitioners of the Heathen religion, also known as Asatru. My kindred uses the term in our bylaws which have been federally recognized since January of 2007.