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That's not entirely true. You can easily get it. It's just that rusty nails aren't the reason (but they do provide the means):
"But counter to what rusty nail warnings might have you believe, the disease has nothing to do with iron oxide, the chemical compound more commonly known as rust. Rather, tetanus is a product of the bacteria Clostridium tetani, which is in dirt, dust, and feces—in other words, everywhere."