Coexistence in neighboring communities is not something easy to carry. The whispers, complaints and noises at night make living together difficult. Well, to this we must add the desire of some people to try to convince others not to get the vaccine against COVID-19. This is precisely what has happened in the neighborhood community of a Twitter user who has not stayed still and has managed to go viral.
The Twitter user has shared the response he left on the poster that a neighbor had placed on the portal and that spread a hoax about the COVID-19 vaccine.
As can be seen in the photo that the tweeter has uploaded, the following can be read: «Tell me, doctor, why did a magnet stick to me at the point where I was vaccinated? What have they put into my body? Will this react with electromagnetic fields? Am I safe, doctor?
The answer the young man gave was very simple and very clear: ” Dear patient, the only thing you are not safe from is your ignorance .” In less than a day, the message accumulated more than 10,000 likes and 1,000 retweets. Now the figure is much higher.
There is a denier in my building and I have not been able to resist. Sorry pic.twitter.com/IhLhMqYdle
– ۞ repompero (@smv__) June 7, 2021
The user wanted to clarify that it is a well-known neighbor who “does not stop trying to convince the elderly who live in the building not to get vaccinated or use a mask.” “It affirms that the covid does not exist. That is why he is a denier and that is why I know what I am talking about ”.
The hoax about magnets in COVID-19 vaccines
The poster posted by the tweeter’s neighbor refers to a hoax that has spread and spread in recent weeks, a hoax that ensures that metals are introduced into the body with the vaccine. As proof, it is stated that if objects such as a spoon are placed in the puncture area, it remains stuck to the skin by the effect of a magnet.
Of course, this information is completely false. No type of heavy metal or with magnetic properties is listed in the technical data sheet of any vaccine, the amount of these metals that would fit in a vaccine could not produce that power of attraction and the key is really in the fat and sweat of the skin, that makes it possible for objects to stick together.
