2 Magnets

 We all know metal, they are those materials that have their metallic properties and tend to act as metals most of the times.

And we also know magnets, those materials that have magnetic properties that tends to attract metal objects toward them, that is imbedded in their pure nature, they're built in attracting metals, so when placing a magnet next to a metal you not need only to think of placing them next to each others, but to also the effect it will have on both of them, placing them that close that the metal would enter the magnetic field of the magnet and therefore would move from its place nearer to the magnet, and eventually the metal would gain magnetic properties.

Another example is that when placing 2 magnets you are facing 2 options;

The first is that they'd attract and move closer to each other, or the second that they'd move further and repel each other’s.

So you cant blame a magnet for it's properties, you placed the magnet so deal with the consequences of them slamming into each others, or running away from each others and you don't get to say that it is not your fault that they have magnetic properties, you knew before placing them in front of each others the expected reaction of that particular action, so MAN up and take responsibility of your action.