The black hole death problem

Doesn't Hawking radiation defy magnetism? Or what are we talking about by positive or negative energy?

You have energy that has already have been emitted perpetually, which is an implicit form of mass expressing that energy. Radiation in it simplest definition is the emission or transmission of energy through space or a given medium.

Also note the birth and death cycles of stars: energy goes in one way and goes out the other. It's something that can be more instantaneous than an involuntary blink if you're observing it like God. You can say that stars and black holes are two forms of the same thing. When the black hole matter becomes, saying that there is, it's going to attract itself to whatever matter there is out there that has an opposite charge.

I'm just sticking to magnetism and law of conservation of mass to explain that black holes don't really die but become "reborn" as one or several new stars. In a sense, black holes are happening just as often as they are not. We can't really see it from this infinitesimally small magnitude.