10-04-2016, 01:22 PM
(10-04-2016, 12:13 PM)Au165 Wrote: Neither do small groups speaking for larger groups. As a country though, we have agreed that majorities in most cases should get to make the decisions unless it becomes an issue of safety or liberties.
My point is that we can't let laws be made that effect free speech. Native Americans might be offended by the name, but none of them are being denied any rights or liberties by Wahington's use of the name.
I think it is wrong for them to use the name, but I don't think they should be denied trademark protection for it.
