I’ve never heard of such a saying before, but using context clues one could gather that it has something to do with human greed and the desire for wealth, and how it can twist your morals without you realizing it.
Answer: His sword—it was three-and-thirty inches long—stuck in the Demon's hair! The Bodhisatta struck him with his spear—that stuck too! He struck him with his club—and that stuck too! When the Bodhisatta saw that this had stuck fast, he addressed the Demon.
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a chess tournament, the trivia bowl, and a football game
In these lines of his speech "Beyond Vietnam," King states that he has seven reasons for not supporting the war in Vietnam. The first one he gives is the fact that the struggle of black Americans and poor Americans at home and the war in Vietnam are connected.
King argues that for a moment, before the war, he was able to see some hope for the poor through the poverty program. However, the war meant that all resources would have to be redirected towards fighting. He argues that America will never invest the necessary energy in the rehabilitation of the poor if at the same time they are fighting a battle overseas. So the war is, to King's eyes, an attack on the poor.
Isnt that bat man from the movie