I can say having done night game for years, that even when there are nearby fights and chaos: Applying the bare minimum amount of pressure to indicate force is enough for people to back up or move People respond ASAP to directed guiding without strong force Again, night game venues are a lot more difficult to navigate and communicate than this otherwise calm situation where everyone is largely staying still, there are open lanes of movement, and no one is combative Night game venues are much louder, people are drunk, and have competing interests. It is also often crowded and to even move people you have to consider where other people are standing because they are sardined I wasn't staff or security but I was tight with them so if they were responding to chaos or emergencies I moved people out of the way Never did I have to shout or shove anyone Usually a gentle application of force was enough to signal "move" and even when people were too oblivious, a quick double- or triple-tap was enough to alert people to move At worst a "coming through" or "step back" did the job All of these at worst/at most took no more than 5 seconds in a loud environment full of distractions, competing interest, and altered mental states that reduced verbal comprehension Even when drunk, people instinctively understand basic kinesthetic meaning, including during emergencies Anyone with a functioning synapsis understands that shoving people is completely unnecessary unless you've got a wall of people obliviously blocking a fight or emergency or someone only has seconds Everyone defending the shove is ignorant of basic social behavior and just wanted to see a man pushed with no consequence and just won't admit how unnecessary it was simply because his response came from a stronger and larger person and their gynocrentric conditioning won't let them look past the 'big meanie brute' archetype they've assigned to someone being absolutely disrespected with no genuine urgency to attribute to the situation that required forceful contact l To all the people who claim she's doing her job, she spends additional seconds continuing to push him even after he's already out of the way, and then never does anything of importance or consequence once she got the space she haphazardly rushed to assert In fact, she is no unecessary that someone else tells her to move -without even touching her- and she moves away. The same thing people are claiming is impossible in a loud stadium during a medical emergency, yet as you can see with your own eyes, was possible from the start with basic body language and hand gestures. She also pushes him at all when there was already room to kneel in front of him, completely rendering the space maker as an unnecessary display of physical assertion Despite women being considered higher social communicators than men in general, half of you seem to think as a woman that she has no nonverbal, non-physical influence, yet another man flawlessly achieved that communication under the same exact circumstances, and with someone whose hearing ability is even further away from his words as she's kneeling Keep coping, your defense of this behavior is why so many social and dating dynamics between men and women so fundamentally assymetrical in practice and application, and you are accessories to it.