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Is it right?
Check out this article, do you think it should or should not be allowed?
http://www.wired.com/news/technology...l?tw=rss.index |
Ummm that's a little fucked up.
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"Grandad, you said the word nigga 46 times yesterday...I counted!"
"Nigga hush" How can you trademark a word like that? He's just looking to make money off it. Fuck that |
No, thats just it. They will NOT let him trademark a word like that because it is Offensive. Yet, they let the "Dykes on Bikes" group trademark thier name.
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Dude must be broke to even attempt this shit.
............Imagine a white guy wearing one of these shirts....... This country is not ready for this, nor will ever be..... |
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Dude, I was thinking the same thing. You KNOW there will be atleast one ignorant little wigger boy that will have a closet full of those shirts. |
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well one is a word and one is a saying or group or words. its harder to trademark a single word, yet a saying is easier because its slightly more unique. either way i dont think they should... |
i just actually read the link... let him. its a clothing brand. what about other clothing lines that use common words such as element or embargo(hehe). i understand its derrogatory, but there are TONS of offensive shirts out there, why pick this fight now? what i remeber from business law and what it sounds like he's trying to do is just trademark it for use on clothing. i dont think he's trying to get roylaties on every song/tv show/movie that uses it.
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