Farkel, I did make an argument. You missed it.
My argument was actually very simple: Apostates, like yourself, act in a way that does not honor God or Jesus Christ. Even if your points on certain issues are correct, the attitude or manner in which you present them is unChristian.
So you are taking a great risk when you could make the same points by acting in a Christian manner. You and others choose not to do so. If there is in fact a biblical God, who is the same in the Hebrew and Greek Scriptures, then right or wrong you are facing a perilous end. There is no point in your quibbling about whether it is the same God, for either the Hebrew Bible God or the Christian Bible God would not support the methods you and others use to make your point. Neither God would support any claimed Christian befriending blasphemers in the process of helping JWs.
My argument, simple as it was, points out that you are taking a great risk either way you look at it. It is a simple question or what will happen to you "if."
I understand why you would want to hide from this scenario. If I would in your shoes, argued the way you do, made friends with those who proudly declare their disdain for the very idea of "God," then I would do everything possible to rid my thoughts of such an outlook. But that doesn't change much in the way of what may await you, at death or at the end of the world.