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MyFellowPrisoners Actually, Pint, parodies of registered trademarks/names, service marks/names, etc. are generally deemed by courts to be NON-infringing of mark/name being parodied. f course, large corps often sue for leverage anyway, and usually the parody maker goes away. But when they can and do fight back, often times the parody will prevail as non-infringing.

So, I respectfully disagree with your assertion here.


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