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That was the government's argument and the Court's decision addressed it. Trademarks are not "government speech," they existed before the government -- both at
by stvswn 9y ago
That was the government's argument and the Court's decision addressed it. Trademarks are not "government speech," they existed before the government -- both at the state level and in Common Law. Your trademark is protected because it is your trademark, not because the government decides to protect it.