The Watchtower society is quite ungrateful. They teach how Jesus was sent to earth so he would be able to relate to people, yet, their circuit overseers, bethelites, and governing body live a life insulated from the real world.
It baffles me how hard some circuit overseers can push pioneering. It sure is easy when you draw a stipend, get a free car, free health/car insurance, and free shelter for doing nothing but going out in service a lot and giving a few speeches every week. Don't they realize that if everyone pioneered, there would be no one to support the pioneers?
Think about all the pioneers you know, especially the old super-elders. Sure, there are a few who support themselves with part-time jobs and live with roommates, but can you really say that's a sustainable way of living? Who wants to end up like those still-single 30 and 40-year-old virgins who are now desperate for a mate because they believed the lie that simply being spiritual will attract one? Meanwhile, there are other elder and pioneer families with homes, living relatively "high on the hog." It seems to me that the entire pioneership is held up (at least in western countries) by hard-working stiffs that sacrifice their time and money so others can make a "career" out of service.
Think for a minute if everyone in all the congregations started giving up their full-time work, selling their homes, and pioneering. Where would the money come from? There would be no one to buy the land and build the house so their sons could inherit it and pioneer in their old age with almost no expenses. There would be no rich business owners to drop those $250+ checks in the contribution boxes. There would be no hard-working stiffs able to financially support their child's "career" choice of pioneering. What would happen if every witness joined the pioneer ranks? Half of them would quit after the first month.
Denouncing those who choose to work for a living can only spark financial disaster for every JW as well as the society itself.