Etsy seller's 'bruh' T-shirts were removed over a trademark complaint. He says it's trademark squatting

An Etsy seller recently had his "bruh" T-shirt designs removed following a trademark complaint from a Canadian entity that holds the trademark for the term. The seller argues this is an example of trademark squatting, where trademark holders block others from using terms to protect their own interests. Legal experts highlight that the high cost of trademark disputes can make it challenging for smaller sellers to challenge these decisions, raising concerns about fairness and access to the marketplace. This case underscores broader issues in trademark law regarding the balance between protecting intellectual property and ensuring competitive market practices.