Ramdom killking spree I've just seen a telly telling about nondifferentiated killing in the place I used to live, Taiwan, with a population of 2.3 million living there. It has become more frequent these days, and people tend to believe that they should pay their actions and subsequences. Others argue that capital punishment can not solve the problem, and the government should understand the motivation of some anti-social behaviours and discuss potential triggers. In my view, both opinions are correct for a variety of reason. From the aspect of society, criminals may commit crimes due to economic, personal and unfair causes, and relevant authorities should alleviate the gap between different class. For instance, people who suffer from financial crisis might be able to have aids to help them over the period. As a result, they are unlikely to participate in criminal actions. Heavy punishment may block people to commit crimes temporary, while the public should have sore out fundamental solutions for it.