Can I use thread.stop () in Java if I really need it?

Question

I need to use the deprecated stop () because I need to run Runnable classes that were developed by other programmers, and I cannot use while (isRunning == true) inside the method start.

Question: Is security enough to use the stop () method? Tads do not work with any resources (for example, files, DB or Internet connections). But I want to be sure that the JVM will not get corrupted after I stop a dozen threads with the stop () method.

PS: yes, I can write code to test it, but I hope someone knows the answer)

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