A dyed in the wool Witness actually posted this as if non-Witnesses invented unheard of terminology,
"Those who devote their life to criticize Jehovah’s Witnesses use a lot of very specific expressions and ideas common only to them:
- “kangaroo court”,
- “8 old men in New York”,
- “they claim to be prophets”,
- publications “heavily redacted”,
- beliefs that “don’t stand up to scrutiny”,
- “brainwashed”,
- “love bombing”;
- they avoid “independent thinking”,
- “overlapping generation”,
- “mind control”,
- “spoon-fed”;
- “Watchtower”,
- “cognitive dissonance”;
- “they’re constantly changing their beliefs”,
- “indoctrination”,
- “conditional love”;
- “programmed”;
- “old light”,
- “a hamster wheel”,
- “they are parrots”,
- “theocratic warfare”,
- “Kool aid”,
- “they protect pedophiles”,
- “they shun you if you leave”,
- “they are a cult”,
- “they hate ex Witnesses”,
- “they don’t believe that Jesus is their mediator”,
- “they shun you even if you don’t leave but you disagree with a minor point”,
- “they believe Jesus is Michael the archangel”,
- “they don’t help the poor”,
- “they are very judgmental”,
- “they like cherry picking verses”,
- “if you tell them you are an apostate, they run away”,
- etc.