Why are a number of people becoming magnetic after receiving their covid jabs?

gfm7175

gfm7175

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I've seen many different videos of this from many different sources... Most instances of this seems to be localized at the injection site, but I've even seen some instances where other areas of a person's body have become magnetic.

Why would receiving a covid jab result in a person being able to take a magnet and have it suction onto themselves (typically at the injection site)? I've received a flu shot twice and I've never had such a thing happen to me...

I would think that this sort of thing would be a huge deal... "breaking news" worthy... yet, this phenomenon hasn't been discussed in the main stream as of yet... Is this a trick of some sort (thus it is nothing to be concerned about)?? Is there something in these jabs that we aren't being told about??

Your thoughts?
 
gfm7175 said:
I've seen many different videos of this from many different sources... Most instances of this seems to be localized at the injection site, but I've even seen some instances where other areas of a person's body have become magnetic.

Why would receiving a covid jab result in a person being able to take a magnet and have it suction onto themselves (typically at the injection site)? I've received a flu shot twice and I've never had such a thing happen to me...

I would think that this sort of thing would be a huge deal... "breaking news" worthy... yet, this phenomenon hasn't been discussed in the main stream as of yet...

Your thoughts?
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Sure. Everything you write is true just by typing it. Thank you.
 
:laugh: oh, lord, this is SNL worthy

“No. Receiving a COVID-19 vaccine will not make you magnetic, including at the site of vaccination which is usually your arm,” because they are all free of “metals such as iron, nickel, cobalt, lithium, and rare earth alloys, as well as any manufactured products such as microelectronics, electrodes, carbon nanotubes, and nanowire semiconductors” that can create an electromagnetic field, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said in an update last week.
“In addition, the typical dose for a COVID-19 vaccine is less than a milliliter,” the agency said, “which is not enough to allow magnets to be attracted to your vaccination site even if the vaccine was filled with a magnetic metal.”
Doctors on social media speculate that magnets people seem to be successfully sticking to their vaccinated arms are only lingering because there’s tape attached behind them or they are secured with some water or spit — tactics invisible to those who watch the videos.”
https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.miamiherald.com/news/coronavirus/article251955083.html

Trumpers sure are gull-a-bull. :eek:
 
gfm7175 said:
I've seen many different videos of this from many different sources... Most instances of this seems to be localized at the injection site, but I've even seen some instances where other areas of a person's body have become magnetic.

Why would receiving a covid jab result in a person being able to take a magnet and have it suction onto themselves (typically at the injection site)? I've received a flu shot twice and I've never had such a thing happen to me...

I would think that this sort of thing would be a huge deal... "breaking news" worthy... yet, this phenomenon hasn't been discussed in the main stream as of yet... Is this a trick of some sort (thus it is nothing to be concerned about)?? Is there something in these jabs that we aren't being told about??

Your thoughts?
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It has already been discussed and dismissed.
 
BidenPresident said:
Sure. Everything you write is true just by typing it. Thank you.
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I'm not asking you to take my word for it, nor am I asking you to accept the conclusions that I have drawn from such videos... You can search out these videos for yourself and come to your own conclusions about them.

I'm just asking people what their thoughts are about it.
 
gfm7175 said:
I'm not asking you to take my word for it, nor am I asking you to accept the conclusions that I have drawn from such videos... You can search out these videos for yourself and come to your own conclusions about them.

I'm just asking people what their thoughts are about it.
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I gave it. sounds stupid
 
Phantasmal said:
:laugh: oh, lord, this is SNL worthy

“No. Receiving a COVID-19 vaccine will not make you magnetic, including at the site of vaccination which is usually your arm,” because they are all free of “metals such as iron, nickel, cobalt, lithium, and rare earth alloys, as well as any manufactured products such as microelectronics, electrodes, carbon nanotubes, and nanowire semiconductors” that can create an electromagnetic field, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said in an update last week.
“In addition, the typical dose for a COVID-19 vaccine is less than a milliliter,” the agency said, “which is not enough to allow magnets to be attracted to your vaccination site even if the vaccine was filled with a magnetic metal.”
Doctors on social media speculate that magnets people seem to be successfully sticking to their vaccinated arms are only lingering because there’s tape attached behind them or they are secured with some water or spit — tactics invisible to those who watch the videos.”
https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.miamiherald.com/news/coronavirus/article251955083.html

Trumpers sure are gull-a-bull. :eek:
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Okay, so would you assert that all of the countless videos that people have made of this phenomenon are a parlor trick of some sort? Fancy editing??
 
LOL, they aren't.

How is anyone this stupid. How exactly do they think this 'microchip' gets into them? Does it happen when they get the vaccine?

Since there are multiple doses in each bottle, how does each shot have one microchip. It's just beyond fucking stupid.
 
Concart said:
LOL, they aren't.

How is anyone this stupid. How exactly do they think this 'microchip' gets into them? Does it happen when they get the vaccine?

Since there are multiple doses in each bottle, how does each shot have one microchip. It's just beyond fucking stupid.
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Of course it is. Remember, We're talking about backwoods, inbred TrumpTards. Fucking stupid is standard procedure.
 
Concart said:
LOL, they aren't.
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Okay, so your position is that all of the videos of people sticking magnets to themselves are manipulated somehow? A parlor trick?? Fancy editing??

I'm genuinely asking, since you cannot rationally deny the existence of such videos...

Concart said:
How is anyone this stupid.
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That's a question that I should be asking YOU.

Concart said:
How exactly do they think this 'microchip' gets into them?
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I didn't say anything about a microchip... I said that people are becoming magnetic (ie, they can stick a magnet to themselves and it sticks on them). I don't know what is causing this, so that's why I'm discussing the matter... Maybe the jab contains nanobots? Who knows... I could come up with all sorts of theories... I just think that this should be discussed much more.

Concart said:
Does it happen when they get the vaccine?
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Apparently... since people aren't magnetic before the jab but are magnetic afterwards...

Concart said:
Since there are multiple doses in each bottle, how does each shot have one microchip. It's just beyond fucking stupid.
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I didn't say anything about a microchip, moron... I didn't even say anything about precisely how people are becoming magnetic, just that they ARE somehow becoming magnetic...
 
gfm7175 said:
Okay, so your position is that all of the videos of people sticking magnets to themselves are manipulated somehow? A parlor trick?? Fancy editing??

I'm genuinely asking, since you cannot rationally deny the existence of such videos...
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Who is "rationally" denying the existence of those videos?
 
gfm7175 said:
Okay, so your position is that all of the videos of people sticking magnets to themselves are manipulated somehow? A parlor trick?? Fancy editing??

I'm genuinely asking, since you cannot rationally deny the existence of such videos...


That's a question that I should be asking YOU.


I didn't say anything about a microchip... I said that people are becoming magnetic (ie, they can stick a magnet to themselves and it sticks on them). I don't know what is causing this, so that's why I'm discussing the matter... Maybe the jab contains nanobots? Who knows... I could come up with all sorts of theories... I just think that this should be discussed much more.


Apparently... since people aren't magnetic before the jab but are magnetic afterwards...


I didn't say anything about a microchip, moron... I didn't even say anything about precisely how people are becoming magnetic, just that they ARE somehow becoming magnetic...
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Of course, it is a trick, It is sad that you have gone through life not seeing people do that before. https://gizmodo.com/human-magnets-are-actually-just-really-greasy-5771510 I wonder how easily led you are.
Did you spend a millisecond thinking about it? The amount of magnetism in a shot would be indetectable. It would react with your body too. Are you stupid enough to think the cell-sized "metal; reproduces itself? There has to be some way you deluded yourself into such an ignorant belief.
 
It doesn't. You should never believe what you see on Youtube if it involves magical magnets from your vaccine or putting your phone into the microwave.
 
Damocles said:
It doesn't. You should never believe what you see on Youtube if it involves magical magnets from your vaccine or putting your phone into the microwave.
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The Almighty JPP owner has spoken. You are screwed, GooseFucker. Your goose is cooked.
 
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