Incidentally, the Bible states, and WT agrees, that the mere thought of murdering anyone, especially a brother, is tantamount to actually doing it. Calling anyone an apostate is calling them a "despicable fool", an action which results in a fatal judgment from god (I'm not promoting belief in god, the WT's theology or the Bible...I'm just highlighting what they say).
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When WT commits to print, and diseminates such article to millions of JWs and just as many non-JWs, the idea of "hating" a brother for holding a differing, conscientious view (an "apostate") from that of WT, within the context of Mosaic Law mandates to kill such a person, then in very real terms WT, and anyone who agrees with them, is guilty of thought crime, which also condemns that person to a judgment corresponding with the real act, had it been physically carried out.
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"What, then, did the expression "despicable fool" signify? The word used here sounded similar to a Hebrew term that means "rebellious," or "mutinous." It designates a person as morally worthless, an apostate and a rebel against God. So the person addressing his fellow as a "despicable fool" is as much as saying that his brother should receive a punishment fit for a rebel against God, everlasting destruction. From God’s standpoint, the one uttering such a condemnation against another could merit that severe sentence—everlasting destruction—himself.—
Notice that calling someone a "despicable fool" is equated to calling them an "apostate"!
"In his Sermon on the Mount, Jesus Christ warned his followers: "I say to you that everyone who continues wrathful with his brother will be accountable to the court of justice; but whoever addresses his brother with an unspeakable word of contempt will be accountable to the Supreme Court; whereas whoever says, ‘You despicable fool!’ will be liable to the fiery Gehenna."—
Matthew 5:22 ."