Why does randy want to leave town the outsides?

In "The Outsiders," Randy wants to leave town because he is disillusioned by the ongoing violence and rivalry between the Greasers and the Socs. He feels that the fighting is pointless and serves no purpose, leading him to seek a more peaceful life away from the conflict. Randy understands that this cycle of violence only perpetuates pain and suffering for everyone involved, and he longs for a way to escape it. Ultimately, he desires a future free from the burdens of their social conflicts.