In listening to tonight’s call, I saw just how destructive the behavior of Mr. Hammerschmidt is. It is very obvious to me that he has no moral compass at all. He cannot seem to stop himself in any way. It is very easy to see a very damaged person emotionally. There are two ways to be in life after bad things have happened to people. It is, however, very clear to me that the majority of people follow the wrong path. I can understand this because I have been there myself. Having to choose the right way to react is the hard road. Most people, if not all, have to really think about the past and all it entails. Being able to face that past and move forward is a lot harder than it looks. Facing the pain and learning more about another person’s past helps a person to move beyond it and to forgive in some cases, but not all cases. Tonight’s call was one of the exceptions to that rule. The desire to control another person through any means available is something that is a part of the AC. This call forces people to really think about many aspects about people good and bad and to learn from it. Hopefully, we can all learn. This call also shows how if not stopped, some people will continue down the wrong path and choose careers (especially politicans), which allow for this type of behavior to continue and get worse.