indiscriminated

This is an opportunity to put all the issues on the table that were forsaken for the virtues of indiscriminated growth and enrichment of the few, under the argument that the capitalist system would solve our problems.

Protest the G20 protesters here 2009

Alpine pastures, and always adding to their beauty; another, growing in all sorts of places, very ugly itself, and adding to the ugliness of its indiscriminated haunts; and a third, growing mostly up in the air, with as little root as possible, and of gracefully fantastic forms, such as this kind of nativity and habitation might presuppose.

Proserpina, Volume 1 Studies Of Wayside Flowers John Ruskin 1859

It’s not apparently obvious, but an indiscriminated removal of arbitrary elements completely prevents the user of richer media.

Reflective Surface - Dynamic (interactive) RSS 2004