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Heathens United Vs. Heathen Nation

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Amanda Sweigart
6 years ago

Absolutely ludicrous!! Thats like copywriting Pagan. Or Man and Woman. This guy is an arse.

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Roy Raymond
6 years ago

No one should be allowed to trademark a common word or words used in a religious context.

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Kevin Dale Kromminga
6 years ago

Contact a lawyer. This deserves a good class action. Don't fight this guy without legal defense, he is trying to make money off the trademark because nobody will buy his crappy shirts.

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Anonymous
6 years ago

Not cool.

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Massimo Napoli
6 years ago

Right !!!

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Raven Bliss
6 years ago

You're a POS . Heathen does not belong to you or anyone.

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Gigi DiBlasio
6 years ago

How can someone trademark a word that describes a huge group of people? He does not own the Heathen people, therefore he should not be allowed to trademark it. We can't trademark "Christianity" so nobody should be allowed to trademark Heathen. As a heathen I am adamantly opposed to anyone trademarking my belief system.

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Kate Hines
6 years ago

Disgusting

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Hannah Ribble
6 years ago

Vikings against racism

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Angel ayala
6 years ago

I’m a heathen and I don’t appreciate someone who isn’t a heathen themself to trademark the word we identify as.

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Jeremy
6 years ago

You shouldn't be able to coin a term that is associated with entire groups of people and threaten to sue them for a term that been in use for almost 1000 years

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Matthew
6 years ago

You cant trademark a faith.

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Elizabeth
6 years ago

Heathen is not a trademark

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Shawna Schofield
6 years ago

I am Heathen and no one should be able to hold my religion as a trademark. Especially when it threatens the livelihood of actual Heathens who wish to sell their crafts and works as such.

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Anneliese Tacey Taylor
6 years ago

FFS....enough of this crap. You can't patent the word Heathen!

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Linda Demissy
6 years ago

I am Heathen, that's my religion. You can find a lot of Heathen organizations, groups, books, and a Wikipedia entry on Heathenry. It's been a religion in the United States since the 1960's.

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William Migala
6 years ago

Prior use prevents a general term like “heathen” from being patented.

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Devin
6 years ago

Tradmarking Heathen is like trade marking Christian, but since it's not Christian they let this negativity continue with Heathen

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Ricarla Gartlan
6 years ago

Yeah, this is wrong!

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Carlos Ramirez
6 years ago

Heathen is not just a word it represents my faith and belifes and I am proud to call myself heathen and always will.