If you hit a blackhole at enough speed would it destroy it?

Now I know this is more science-fiction as so far we see it impossible to go at the speed of light, let alone beyond it, but say we could exceed the speed of light and reach speeds so fast they were faster than the gravitational force of a blackhole. Now sayy you went at a blackhole with a force more powerful than its own, would it destroy it or at the very least leave you uneffected. The way I see it is a blackhole is like a whirlpool in space and if you hit a whirlpool, a small one it the bathtub with your fist, it is destroyed and turned into ripple until the energy has spread itself out. So if you hit a blackhole with more force than its own, despite the fact that it'd have major effects on the space surrounding it as it has far more energy to spread than a whirlpool, in theory would it destroy the blackhole?