Neo-Nazi Copyrights "Hardcore" 2009-03-11 by Meatplow | 33 Comments | A known German nazi, Timo Schubert, has recently registered the term ’Hardcore’ as his trademark. They now started sending warning letters to companies selling products with the term on it. The German patent office accepted the entry under reserve. If nobody will file an objection until a certain deadline, the brand ‘Hardcore’ will be registered trademark of the growing German and International scene of neo-nazis.
Timo Schubert is a drummer of a right winged Hate-Rock band and also runs a catalog company for things like baseball bats, blackjacks, Nazi textiles and other militaria. But, furthermore, this PR gag by apparently low-brow German neo-nazis might come back to haunt them. Rumors have spread on the internet that the American porn scene is already contacting lawyers to wipe the German Nazi pack back off the map. The Eastern European and Russian hardcore porn industry is speculated to be also already polishing baseball bats. An English Gabber and Hardcore Techno addict who had tattooed the term ‘Hardcore’ on his willie is blogging about how mad he could get. He fears to have to cut it off due to legal issues. For certain, the International scene of leftist Hardcore Rock music and Heavy Metal / Punk is not amused either.
The German Nazis want to profit from the PR they got from this action. But, it is quite possible the Russian porn industry will have a talk or two with them. So, in the end there might be Timo Schubert promising to think it all over, abandon his ties to the Neo-Nazi scene and get a good boy instead, helping others and being nice to the world around him for the rest of his life.
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quite lol if you ask me
| | | This is so hardcore
I made a funny
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| | | biggest wtf news article ever.
| | | this is from a blog, therefore not taking it seriously
| | | does HXC count?
| | | http://www.taz.de/1/leben/alltag/artikel/1/hardcore-begriff-ist-jetzt-rechte-marke/
http://www.subdays.de/forum/comments.php?CategoryID=10&DiscussionID=15848&page=1#Item_0
if you really want to translate it yourself
| | | bullcrap.
| | | I've already heard about that a few weeks ago.
dunno how all that patent-shit works really, but the term "hardcore" on its own has been registered nine times in the German Trade Mark Register: https://dpinfo.dpma.de/cgi-bin/dpi_cmd
it's all just PR - and it worked 
| | | oh wait, that's the link: https://dpinfo.dpma.de/protect/mar.html
just type in hardcore and you'll find registered marks like "ARE YOU HARDCORE ENOUGH?" or "HARDCORE PROTEIN XPLOSION by FITNES".
| | | WALZ-HARDCORE CYCLES 666
| | | the sixth entry in the list really is Schubert's one, btw.
| | | I want a genre trademark too
| | | Nazi bastards
| | | hardcore sux so cool
| | | german hartcoar
| | | Don't mess ith the porn industry, they'll jack your sh** up.
| | | Wow, this is ridiculous.
| | | all we need now is for people to start copyrighting random chat speak like wtf and lol...
| | | in that German trade mark register stuff "lol" is registered 2 times and "wtf" only in WTF Secura and in WURZNER WTF TEPPICHE (teppiche = carpets)
| | | what a gene simmons thing to do
| | | thats so stupid
| | | Thats funny
| | | What a stupid group of people to fuck with. Porn industrialists and hardcore punks are the last people I would screw with.
| | | True that, the porn industry doesn't fuck around...
okay I lied, they fuck around but not with this.
| | | interesting news
| | | It's not a hoax, it's actually happening. The German Department for Patents and Brands/Copyrights (DPMA) issued a press release
regarding the matter after getting hundreds of emails everyday from people questioning the motives of the Nazi doing all this.
Link is
http://presse.dpma.de/presseservice/aktuellepresseinformationen/markeneintragunghardcore/index.html
They have no English version of it online though. The saddest thing about it all is that the guy is actually getting away with it, as
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| | | Somebody call Vin Diesel; this shit's about to get XXX.
| | | can I take action to trademark words I want to?[/ignorant
| | | Whats even funnier is that an American Porn group is going after Nazis! Not to mention the Porno industry is filled with Jews! Wow, what a laugh.
| | | wow, add that to the list of stereotypes I constantly rag jews about. didn't know they were porny
| | | Sorry, I'm not buying this for a second. I wasn't able to find a single source on this story that even flirts with credibility. Sounds like either a hoax, an urban legend, or something vaguely true being exaggerated.
| | | read damrods post and read my post I made earlier
http://presse.dpma.de/presseservice/aktuellepresseinformationen/markeneintragunghardcore/index.html
http://www.taz.de/1/leben/alltag/artikel/1/hardcore-begriff-ist-jetzt-rechte-marke/
http://www.subdays.de/forum/comments.php?CategoryID=10&DiscussionID=15848&page=1#Item_0
it's happening, though the news sources are in a language you can't understand surely you can catch the jist of it? translate it yourself, if you must
| | | this is actually quite fun with the power of google translator
link 1 -
Trade mark registration "Hardcore"
Notice dated 27.02.2009
In recent days we have many inquiries about the brand name "Hardcore" (document number 302008045099.1) achieved.
The word mark "Hardcore" was launched in December 2008 for products from the following areas in the trademark register of the German Patent and Trademark Office (DPMA) entered:
* Textiles and textile goods (Class 24),
* Clothing, footwear, headgear (class 25),
* Services in the field of "materials" (Class 40).
The registration of a trademark by the Trademark Act. An applicant has agreed in principle a right to registration of the mark. The DPMA can only reject an application if they meet requirements of the Act are not met. The specific purpose is to register the trade mark and is not specified in the registration procedure is not to be tested. In the case of the brand "hardcore" is the competent body of the Office brand, after careful examination of the notification to the conclusion that the registration can not be denied.
For a trademark registration, you can appeal. This possibility is, however, only the holder of an earlier mark, which says that the new brand could be with his own brand will be confused. In the case of the brand "hardcore" is the three-month opposition period yet. Within this period is also the opposition fee of 120 Euro to be paid.
Anyone in the registration of a brand is, you can also after the expiry of the opposition period, the deletion of the mark DPMA request. Within three months after filing, a fee in the amount of 300 euros to pay.
For more information on trademark law proceedings can be found at http://www.dpma.de/marke/verfahren/index.html.
I did all three but my message was too long... broken english or not something is happening. However consequential it is remains to be seen.
have fun - http://translate.google.com/This Message Edited On 03.13.09
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