Quote by Benjamin Franklin

There is no little enemy

There is no little enemy

Summary

This quote means that even small or insignificant things or individuals can pose a significant threat. It emphasizes the importance of not underestimating or dismissing potential adversaries, as even minor challenges can have a major impact if underestimated. It is a reminder to approach every situation or opponent with caution and respect, regardless of their size or apparent insignificance.

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By Benjamin Franklin

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