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An Indiana food truck owner is fighting back after state officials canceled his market appearances over a cheeky slogan—“you’ll love our meat in your mouth”—claiming it’s too provocative. Despite using the phrase for two decades without issue, complaints from a Christian school and the state’s personnel department led to his removal, costing him thousands. Legal experts say government censorship of speech is rare and usually only applies to obscenity, not playful marketing. With no official complaint records and no chance to respond, Sims accuses the state of arbitrary censorship, reigniting debates over free speech and the limits of government power in regulating business branding.

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