In A Sickening Display Of Reverse-Snobbery, The Competitive Compassion Champions At The New York Times Make Absolutely No Mention Of The Amazing 34th Americas Cup On Its Penultimate Day In San Francisco

Even though this has arguably been the most amazing, most tv-friendly and visually appealing America's Cup race in the history of the oldest international sporting contest in the world, in the print edition of today Sunday's New York Times, not one word was dedicated to the Cup, even in their "Sports Sunday" section. 

From the beginning the jealous little schmeckles at the Times were spitting on the Cup, dismissing it as the private play area of billionaires and wealthy nations out of touch with the social justice heroes who - in the U.S. anyway -  more readily converge upon such popular and "inclusive" sports as feetsball and bakkaball.

After all, who has ever seen Obama photographed on a yacht ?

The vermin at the Times simply go into shut-down mode when confronted with crowds whose very existence they cannot justify from their forced inclusionary point of view, such as these AC spectators in San Francisco :



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Do yourself a favor and watch races 13 and 14 yourself :