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An Indiana food truck owner is accusing state officials of “censorship” after his business was kicked out of the statehouse’s weekly market over a suggestive slogan he says has been part of his brand for years.
Owner Scott Sims shared an email on Facebook that he claims came from a state official.
The message stated that officials had “received several complaints regarding the slogan” — the truck’s tagline, “You’ll love our meat in your mouth.”
The slogan would likely need to meet the high legal standard for obscenity before officials could regulate it, he added.
“I mean, we make burgers and hot dogs, so you’ll love our meat in your mouth,” Sims said of his controversial slogan. »
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