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Taking Woke to New Heights: Words Banned by the FAA

We all know there are a bunch of words that you’re not supposed to say anymore. The woke brigade has been banning them for years for all kinds of reasons. It’s gone so far that the phrase “trigger warning” now comes with a trigger warning! No joke — as Joe Biden would say.

Old Joe even got in on the action himself Thursday by speculating about why it’s been difficult to get the “Latinx” community vaccinated.

Well, now another American institution has gone woke. The Federal Aviation Administration — the FAA — is replacing words and phrases such as “airman,” “man-made” and, wait for it… “cockpit.”

Cockpit! Not allowed anymore. Why? Is it even a gendered term the first place? Or is the woke left just catering to ignoramuses who associate the word with its first four letters.

Well, Clay and Buck dug into the etymology of  “cockpit” and you won’t want to miss what they found out.

Hear Clay and Buck on “Cockpit” and Other Forbidden Words:

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