The phrase "aggressive hatred" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a strong and hostile feeling of animosity towards someone or something.
Example: "The aggressive hatred displayed in the comments section was alarming and reflected deep-seated issues within the community."
Alternatives: "intense animosity" or "fierce loathing".
And one other thing I notice: From so many quarters today we hear a super-aggressive hatred for the Catholic church, not least for its Pope.
Mr. Berman and Mr. Hitchens also applied the term fascist to militant Islam because it seems to have an aggressive, fanatical hatred of the West, an apocalyptic vision of violent conflict and a cult of death that represents a danger that the world's democracies would be mistaken to ignore.
All you need to do is read the tweets below Oxford Dictionaries' original response to Oman-Regan – the angry, aggressive outpouring of hatred for feminism and feminists – to see that this latter explanation is very possible.
In those days I was very aggressive about my hatred for LA looking for any and all excuses that involved even sort of getting away from the shitstorm I associated with everyone and everything LA-related.
Mr. Tusk called on the people of Poland to relinquish the highly partisan and "aggressive language, language of hatred" that has characterized much of the public discourse in Poland for the past several years.
With billionaire bully boy Donald Trump arrogantly flashing his fascist colors as he swept to victory across much of the nation on Super Tuesday, how many supposedly big-time Republicans have spoken out against Trump's disgusting politics of racism, hatred, and aggressive know-nothingism?
Dye your hair blonde or ginger, and be proud of it Be aggressive and active in your hatred of cameras.
"I left the house, like thousands of Arabs have done, to protect myself from the hatred and aggression of the pesh merga, who are so aggressive against Arabs," he said.
But combined with our government's mixture of aggressive self-defense and hidden self-hatred, this has meant that we cannot help but be the bad guys.
Memes are often humorous or ironic, but they are also vehicles for political messages, used to spread aggressive or racist messages and to incite hatred.
