That's my conclusion. They don't stand for anything anymore. They used to be known as "Bible Students" but not anymore. They were at one time well organized preachers. But most JWs have no idea what actual preaching involves. (See the Rutherford JWs).
Their prophetic understandings have changed so much that you need a cheat sheet in order to follow the Revelation Climax book. The meetings and literature is so dumbed down that you just can't think critically, even if you wanted to.
Todays, Jehovah's Witness is a SOCIAL group. It's a bunch of people who need to feel like they belong to at least something "special". What it is anymore, who really knows? But it's a fraternity with no real drive, no true sense of urgency.
JWs just go through the motions. They generally attend meetings---but if something very important came up, they would miss. Getting a Witness to preach, teach, prepare, do personal study and take care of their own responsibilities is simply expecting too much. But what keeps them trying is the sense of guilt because no human can do all that is expected by the Organization.
Ultimately, you've got exhausted, weak, sick minded people just trying to keep it together, day by day, week by week-----hanging on just long enough until "The End" comes. They are on auto-pilot. Meanwhile they enjoy nothing "this life" offers them. And they are miserable.