...according to the teachings of Islam, war is to be waged not against the enemy but against the aggressor. (p. 49)

— Maulana Wahiduddin Khan

Aggression like this demanded slinging the first punch in a bar brawl, firing rounds at a range, or setting a car on fire.

— Katherine McIntyre

All we think about in the cycle of violence is men. If we miss the estrogen factor we cannot solve the cycle of violence. We cannot bring peace to the world unless we hold women accountable and morally responsible, particularly for their attacks upon children.

— Stefan Molyneux

Always you have to train yourself to swim with sharks.

— Sivaprakash Sidhu

An exceptional Sensei has traits such as patience and integrity. Otherwise, natural fighting ability, cruelty and aggressive behavior may be observed in most animal predators.

— Soke Behzad Ahmadi

Another basic characteristic of liberalism which constitutes a formidable obstacle to an oppressed group's liberation is its conception of human nature. If selfishness, aggressiveness, the drive to conquer and dominate, really are among defining human traits, as every liberal philosopher since Locke tries to convince us, the oppression in civil society—i.e. in the social sphere not regulated by the state—is a fact of life, and the basic civil relationship between a man and a woman will always remain a battlefield. Woman, being less aggressive, is then either the less human of the two and doomed to subjugation, or else she must get more power-hungry herself and try to dominate man. Liberation for both is not feasible.

— Mihailo Markovic

Any aggressive lust lacks balance and is unwholesome and obstructive.

— Bryant McGill

Approaching a police car is a very dangerous activity to engage in.

— Steven Magee

As for children's working off aggressions, I'm against it. They are going to need all the aggressions they can contain for ultimate release in the adult world. Name one great man in history who did not go boiling and bubbling through childhood with a lashed-down safety valve.

— Kurt Vonnegut Jr.

A society that presumes a norm of violence and celebrates aggression, whether in the subway, on the football field, or in the conduct of its business, cannot help making celebrities of the people who would destroy it.

— Lewis H. Lapham