I also received a notice of infringement today from D. Lancaster for listing a shirt and hoodie of my own design for sale that has "Proud Heathen" in runes printed across the back. If anyone is interested in seeing what it loos like, send me a message.
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Chance Koloff
5 years ago
You can’t trademark my faith.
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Courtney Atkins
5 years ago
Heathenry is religious, its not a trademark
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Ana Maria Selvaggio
5 years ago
I am not a Heathen but an ally of the community and a working creative. I think it’s appalling that words can be trademarked, proving the system is broken, and that someone could potentially associate words with negative intents such as racism and prejudice. That would be like someone trademarking the words Christmas, prayer, or art. It should not be legally possible, especially for the purpose of hindering the rights of others. Please revoke this trademark in favor of not only the religious freedom we are afforded by our forefathers here in the United States but also for the sake of free speech and creativity.
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Christopher Roof
5 years ago
Unacceptable! A single word cannot and should not be trademarked. Especially with regards to religious freedoms...
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Robin Kasper
5 years ago
This guy is a joke and so is this trademark it needs to be revoked!
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Mykel Fournier
5 years ago
My religion is not for trademark
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Greg
5 years ago
Skäl
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Stephen baldock
5 years ago
Heathen a life choice not a trademark.
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Craig Case
5 years ago
HEATHEN FOR LIFE
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Bob Knott
5 years ago
Heathen is my birthright not a trade mark.
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Rowan Janiszewski
5 years ago
Heathen is a religion, a description, a way of life for so many people. You cannot trademark this word, not when it belongs to a thriving and living international religious community
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Joshua gulley
5 years ago
Agree
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William gillan
5 years ago
This person politely put should have no rights to trademark any word and impoverish any other buisness with bully tactics get rid of that moron
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Gaje Moats
5 years ago
I’m all for freedom of speech and supporting small businesses but don’t use our religion for profit
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Harley Traverse
5 years ago
As a Heathen who can't legally use the word heathen in commerce, I feel like trademarking "Christian" and see where it goes.
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Jeremy r wieneke
5 years ago
I am heathen and demand the right to have freedom in my way of belief
Gonna trademark "Christian" too?
I also received a notice of infringement today from D. Lancaster for listing a shirt and hoodie of my own design for sale that has "Proud Heathen" in runes printed across the back. If anyone is interested in seeing what it loos like, send me a message.
You can’t trademark my faith.
Heathenry is religious, its not a trademark
I am not a Heathen but an ally of the community and a working creative. I think it’s appalling that words can be trademarked, proving the system is broken, and that someone could potentially associate words with negative intents such as racism and prejudice. That would be like someone trademarking the words Christmas, prayer, or art. It should not be legally possible, especially for the purpose of hindering the rights of others. Please revoke this trademark in favor of not only the religious freedom we are afforded by our forefathers here in the United States but also for the sake of free speech and creativity.
Unacceptable! A single word cannot and should not be trademarked. Especially with regards to religious freedoms...
This guy is a joke and so is this trademark it needs to be revoked!
My religion is not for trademark
Skäl
Heathen a life choice not a trademark.
HEATHEN FOR LIFE
Heathen is my birthright not a trade mark.
Heathen is a religion, a description, a way of life for so many people. You cannot trademark this word, not when it belongs to a thriving and living international religious community
Agree
This person politely put should have no rights to trademark any word and impoverish any other buisness with bully tactics get rid of that moron
I’m all for freedom of speech and supporting small businesses but don’t use our religion for profit
As a Heathen who can't legally use the word heathen in commerce, I feel like trademarking "Christian" and see where it goes.
I am heathen and demand the right to have freedom in my way of belief
Unfair.
Spreading the tradition