That is a nice waste of people's time. The debate has been going on since the 1840s, and they settled on 1874. Of course, that was a spectacular flop. And now they have the nerve to keep people in a perpetual emergency. In fact, they should be doing things to improve the quality of their lives, including spiritual meditation (even a little is better than what the witlesses do), and genuine research.
What the witlesses don't realize is that it is now the Age of Question-Everything Aquarius. Very often, back in the 1970s, they would get something in the hands of a householder and they would study, get baptized, and remain faithful a few years without realizing anything is wrong. These days, they will take the rag or littera-trash, go online, and do cross-referencing. It is as likely to shake their beliefs to the core, derailing their faith in Jesus altogether, as to get them interested in studying. And when they find it's a scam, they are not buying in.
What a difference between this and spiritual Satanism. There is no "emergency" for those inside--you are free to empower your soul, do unbiased Aquarian-age research, and go about your business. The emergency is for those that are dependent on Christi-SCAM-ity for their livelihood or are too emotionally attached to it (and cannot think for themselves), and that because their security or livelihood is about to implode. Once you are out, or at least able to become independent thinkers, you are no longer in "danger". And there is no pressure to join anything, no hurry to commit, and nothing that binds you to any one source for information. Just the freedom to research Christi-SCAM-ity, observe how miserable missionaries are, watch church leaders whining because of empty collection plates, and realize that the whole thing is a lie.