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Add the words "fight club" to anything—even Jane Austen—and it's going to get bloody. Fight Club isn't about sugar-coating anything. Palahniuk exposes us to the harsh reality of our narrator's world, blood, gristle, and all.
The violence in fight club serves to desensitize men to the horrors they'll see as part of Project Mayhem.
The men in Fight Club are filled with generations of pent-up anger and aggression. It has to come out somehow or they're going to explode. So they decide to blow up buildings instead.