Don’t inherit enemies of others – A Plus shares personal experience

Kwame A Plus, a contentious political activist, has counseled against inheriting the enemies of others if one hasn't personally interacted with them.

When someone fights someone else because they are the enemy of their friends, says Kwame A Plus, they will eventually regret it since these two parties may band together to fight you.

A Plus related a personal story about how he once despised the late former president John Jerry John Rawlings because the latter had once backed and liked Akuffo Addo.

According to him, he believed that the late J.J. Rawlings and Nana Addo were rivals, thus he made Rawlings his enemy until Nana Addo referred to him as a "commandant" and expressed her sorrow for his passing for three days.

A Plus wrote on his Facebook page…

“I like Shatta Wale. I like Arnold Baidoo. They don’t like each other. I don’t care. I like Afia Schwarzenegger. I like Tornado. They don’t like each other. I don’t care. I like Kennedy Agyapong. I like Kevin Taylor. They don’t like each other. I don’t care. I like Kennedy Agyapong. I like Ibrahim Mahama. They don’t like each other. I don’t care. I like Prophet Salifu Amoako. I like Prophet Kofi Oduro. They don’t like each other. I don’t care.

When I was a young lad, I liked Nana Akufo Addo so much that everyone who seemed to dislike him instantly turned into my enemy. Akufo Addo and Rawlings eventually grew close. Because I had stated so much negative stuff about Rawlings, I was left in the middle. May the soul of Rawlings, who passed away a few years later, rest in peace. Akufo Addo told the world that Rawlings was a terrific leader and a very good friend in a homage to him. He even gave him the moniker "Commandante," and he grieved for three days.

Avoid inheriting enemies! Don't judge someone harshly because of anything they did for you.

They will become pals and either partner up to fight you or leave you in the middle. Everyone is my friend before I meet them in person, at which point I decide whether to remain friends or keep a safe distance. Being excellent friends does not obligate you to side with their adversaries.