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The Pusher (sloppily invented by the media who still don't know how easy it is to stand up in UK narrowboat canals) goes from terrifying to pathetic if you look up an image of a drained British narrowboat canal and realise just how pathetically shallow and easy to stand up in they are.

UK canals aren't known for strong currents and almost always are 4 feet deep in the middle, or less. Literally knee-deep near the sides.

Provided they're not unconscious, there's literally nothing stopping the Pusher's victims from simply standing up in shallow water and waiting until he walks away.

In b4 the 'b-b-ut you can drown in an inch of water' cliche, yeah, if you're unconscious. Completely irrelevant to conscious people falling into shallow water.

A person who is pushed in would be standing there in waist-deep water and say "was that supposed to kill me?"

Seen videos on YouTube of people being pushed into canals. They just stand up immediately. Plothole detected.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A3jgwBrixko

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/K-ADrtYu_zE

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mh5Y4Y1sks4

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X_RfR14yLM4



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