Barbara,
As a former Bethelite and Gilead missionary, I get the same response from many JWs... the old, "How could you turn on the org that gave you so many privileges?" line. What I would ask this girl is:
"What am I saying that isn't true? I am not turning on the truth, I am merely sharing facts with those that wish to know about them. If I was in the writing department, have you considered the possibility that I saw something that indicated that perhaps God is not guiding this organization? What convinces you that this is God's organization and that no one has the right to question it?
By the way, you ask why I can't just leave the organization and be quiet. If you have read my site, you know that I was kicked out of the organization for questioning the sex-abuse policies of the organization. Do you think innocent children should be protected from sexual predators? Or should the sexual predators be the ones protected?
Finally, if you have studied civics at school, you know that many of the religious freedoms we have today are the product of Jehovah's Witnesses taking their claims of religious freedom and free speechj to the Supreme Court. You must keep in mind though, that the same freedom that JWs enjoy to disseminate their religion also gives person the right to criticize the Watchtower or any other religion. The Watchtower makes full use of the right to criticize and freely discusses the wrongs committed by the pope and other religious leaders. So why do tyou think that it is wrong for someone else to criticize the Watchtower? It is both a legal right and an ethical responsibility. If you criticize my right to criticize, you are also criticizing your own righjt to proseletize the Jehovah's Witness faith.
I wish you the best. I certainly don't hate you. May Jehovah bless you."
Just some thoughts... let me know if this helps...
Lance