wanton aggression

This, unprovoked, he did, an act of wanton aggression.

His acts of wanton aggression and high Jedi body count would prompt the galaxy to give him the nickname the Knightslayer.

But up to this moment Hitler had not yet broken across the German borders nor had he prepared his own people and the world for any such act of wanton aggression.

In this manner did Prince John endeavour to lay the foundation of a popularity, which he was perpetually throwing down by some inconsiderate act of wanton aggression upon the feelings and prejudices of the people.

Incidents such as what occurred at Columbine High School demonstrate this, as does the wanton aggression of world superpowers that claim to be acting in self-defense when the truth of the matter is that they're merely reaping the whirlwind of their own abusive conduct.

Having refused to stand up to wanton aggression and genocide, the NATO allies are now, like Lyndon Johnson and Robert McNamara, trying to figure out what to do with an enemy who won't listen to reason and whom they are unwilling to defeat.

For participating, the US and Britain paid the ruling minority in Ethiopia quite handsomely and looked the other way as it committed wanton aggression against its citizens, as it stifled democracy and illicitly transferred billions to banks in the US and Britain.