When the actions of an individual of small influence bring bigger and more damaging consequences than expected, usually benefiting the interest of larger corporations or organizations.
Nineteen-year-old Gavrilo Princip chucked the wendig really hard when he killed Archduke Franz Ferdinand and sent the world into World War II. / When the little girl didn't get the part in the school play, she decided to chuck the wendig by pulling the fire alarm and the play was cancelled.