Entertaining the thoughts of violence is a form stress relief? Whatever happened to reading a book or going for a walk?

Let me first of all say that facing criminal charges seems extreme in this case. The young man didn't break any laws and didn't commit any criminal acts. So he shouldn't be facing any judgement concerning the law, since he didn't act against it. However, I believe we're overlooking something extremely important. The fact that he considered and entertained the idea of shooting his classmates in frustration and retaliation. That is a problem and it should be addressed. He shouldn't face criminal charges, though. He should be given professional help. I don't care if it's a flash game, app, computer game, whatever. Actually entertaining thoughts of killing other people is a step towards the real thing, especially when it's done in frustration with specific targets. It is a real problem. So, I have a suggestion. Instead of merely chastising our legal system (again, I agree that the young man should not face criminal charges), stand up and propose how the problem should be addressed. And yes, it should be addressed. Think about it. The only reason our legal system is handling the problem is because no one else does. (And in case your wondering, letting it go and allowing the young man to "act as he wants" is not addressing the issue.) So, how can we help this young man? How can we make sure he doesn't take that small step, turning that app into a grim reality?