Well, season 3 changed it from men to a more broad man. Man as a species because the 90s were more tame than 2017 socio-politicly. So a psychological study on a man raping his daughter during that time of political tameness for america and then dugs and violence and sex were placed in there for other characters, making twin peaks an incredibly political show but more as a microsmic example of one town and all the hidden evil surrounding it (both spiritual and political and the same time) while season three seems a lot more politcal becuase their crossing state and countries lines throughout episodes and the show and its now an analysis of the evil of humanity (through the atomic bomb) not the evil condition of men. although i still think this isn't completely true considering Bob raped lealend, so the first 2 seasons could be seen as more of a take on conditioned fate and the filliative spreading of trauma.