There was a period in my life where I was young, with no car, and struggled for basic groceries. At that time, I expected them to be there for me. They weren't.
Eventually, as my situation got better, I got married, got a
family of my own and thinking back on what happened, I realized that the issue
at its base was not these man. It was the Watchtower. I’ve been in several
congregations and the story was always the same: Elders had families, full time
jobs and simply running the business congregation was the
equivalent of a second job. Then, top this off with the problems of parishioners
where a noticeable part of them suffer from depression and other mental
illness.
The expectations of the Watchtower are too high, they are unattainable. In the end, the problem at its core is that elders should be able to make a living and focus on their role.