I'm sitting here watching The House of Hammer, a three part documentary series on HBO. It's supposed to be this big breakdown of all of the Hammer (of Arm and Hammer brand) dark family secrets of a abuse of power and sexual assault supposedly perepatrated by the men in the family going back generations. I presume it's intended to get you on the side of the victims (All but one interviewed being female) and as I'm sitting here watching (and putting together a Gundam model) the only thing I can think is if men had more outlets to seek metal health is this never would have happened. I'm not sure if it's my preference to play devil's advocate to try and see both sides of it, or just something in the way the information was presented. I'm not saying that the men being talked about are cleared from all wrong doing, just that their crimes or crazy behavior is either being blown out of proportion or can be explained by growing up around generational trauma in which no one comes out unscathed or from a world due to money and influence never heard the word no. Sorry to rant I just wanted to get the oppions of other gentleman, am I missing something or nuts, or are the conclusions I'm coming to correct?