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I think we understand him perfectly well, better than he'd like.

He's alleged to have performed acts of exposure while using his position to retain people who would otherwise leave. This is a quid pro quo scenario which would lead to immediate termination in business and military jobs under Equal Opportunity Standards. That itself is reason enough for a lawful termination and prosecution for the recourse of his victims. This is also considered a crime under sexual harassment law. Add the hostile working environment created by putting these people in this position, and he has a real legal issue. It doesn't matter if he's a good guy. If they prosecute and find him guilty (big IF with Hollywood), he may be in a much worse place.

Who among us hasn't cornered a woman and masturbated into a potted plant to express our frustration when she refuses sex on the spot? No one can truly judge his deeds. There's a little bit of Harvey in all of us -- especially all the women he raped. Allegedly, according to multiple testimonies from a perpetually expanding list of victims and witnesses.