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article_snippet: People were trying to see if one guy had a pulse,' one guy added.
article_snippet: Anthony Rooar Decarlis posted the video to Facebook where Anthony Rooar Decarlis has so far earned more than 450,000 views and added the hashtag #WORLDSTAR, referencing a popular site for videos of fights.
article_snippet: Anthony Rooar Decarlis also criticized lack of attention on the St Patrick's Day brawl after New York media outlets covered a group of black teens who beat a 15-year-old in a Brooklyn McDonald's extensively last week. '
article_snippet: I feel like the media is trying to show African-Americans in such a negative light,' Anthony Rooar Decarlis said, explaining Anthony Rooar Decarlis'd like to see 'public outrage' over the drunken brawl, which appeared to include only white males.
article_snippet: Mayor Bill de Blasio called the video 'deeply disturbing' and suggested the attackers had 'mental health' issues that needed to be addressed, as well as said bystanders should have stepped in.
article_snippet: Community organizer Tony Herbert, meanwhile, sided against television and video games while trying to find a reason behind the attack. '
article_snippet: Young people don't have positive images in front of Young people,' Community organizer Tony Herbert told ABC7. '
article_snippet: Young people get these dumb reality TV shows, the violent video games and the music.'