The phrase "a violent idea" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a concept or thought that promotes or suggests violence in some form.
Example: "The novel explores the consequences of a violent idea that takes root in the minds of its characters, leading to chaos and destruction."
Alternatives: "an aggressive notion" or "a brutal concept".
This was the work of a violent idea, hatched in the minds of exremists.
Dr. George Tiller was killed in his church because the right-wing has built a political movement around a violent idea: that America has been transformed by liberals into a culture that "murders" babies.
When you're threatening to "fuck [a woman] with an umbrella then open it up while the shit's inside," that's a violent idea that exists and, worse, is being put out into the world.
During one TV spot in 2003, Coulter said, "Liberals...want there to be lots of 9/11s" (see Outright Barbarous, 74-75), followed by an entire book (Treason) in which she argued that the goal of Liberalism is the destruction of American civil society -- the violent idea that frames most of Coulter's writing since 2002.
The potential for conflict is heightened when the internet exposes inconsistencies and brings the long tail of radical and violent ideas to a growing online market of disgruntled youth.
But the details that emerged sketched a portrait of a deeply disturbed young man with a grudge against his employer and violent ideas about ridding the world of disabled people.
Stylistically he is great; he is also incredibly acerbic and witty". Illustrated publisher Thames & Hudson is also bringing out a facsimile edition of Lewis's Blast – the magazine which he set up as an avenue for "vivid and violent ideas" – which has been unavailable since 1985.
Tellingly, the attack was not let by a single leader or religious figure but carried out by mobs of Buddhists, a worrying sign that Wirathu's violent ideas may have taken hold in the city.
"We needed an example to be made of them so that these actions by small groups with extremist and profoundly violent ideas come to an end," said the head of the local butchers' federation, Laurent Rigaud.
They defend sinister or violent ideas with uncompromising belief.
Aly's mentors would be trained not just in countering violent ideas, but in manoeuvring the bumps of everyday life.
