Amish

nope sorry man just looked I've been trying to find a way to watch it my self...

It is called shunning.

There is at least a small settlement of Amish in almost every state. They are mostly located in Ohio, Pennsylvania, Indiana, and Kentucky.

Yes, there is.

They Don't use horse shoes

The Amish are averse to any technology which they feel weakens the family structure. The conveniences that the rest of us take for granted such as electricity, television, automobiles, telephones and tractors are considered to be a temptation that could cause vanity, create inequality, or lead the Amish away from their close-knit community and, as such, are not encouraged or accepted in most orders.

Yes, there is one in Dunmore East, County Waterford.

Yes it is.

He was the little Amish boy.

Yes, the Amish people can and do ride bikes all the time.

what problems to the amish population face

I found one today at a Goodwill resale shop. Adorable. Complete. Found one yet?

The Amish people are Swiss and German. They typically speak a German dialect until they attend school, then they are taught English and German. Usually about the age of six.

Answer2: The Amish are descendants of a group of 17th-century Anabaptists. Their name derives from their leader, Jacob Amman, who lived in Switzerland. From their study of the Bible back then, these God-fearing people recognized that infant baptism and military service were wrong. Because of their stand, the government persecuted them. A few even paid for their religious convictions with their lives. Persecution continued to increase, and a number of them were forced to flee to other parts of Switzerland and to France. By the middle of the 19th century, thousands had fled to the United States. With them, they brought their culture and the Swiss German dialect.

Some do, but it is not as common to hear that now as it used to be.

in waterfalls

No. They wouldn't buy pre-made food usually.

A Amish can be a artist but it perfers to work or sew.

The Amish usuall y inter marry only.

Someone answered:

Denki (pronounced dunk-i)

But as a Dutchman, I guess the answer should be:

Dankie (pronounced as dahnk-i)

The more common Dutch expression is:

Dank je (pronounced as dahnk ya)

The perception that Amish men may have an unpleasant odor could stem from their traditional lifestyle and practices. Many Amish communities prioritize simplicity and self-sufficiency, which can include limited access to modern hygiene products or practices. Additionally, their clothing, made from natural fibers and often worn for extended periods, may not always be laundered as frequently as in more urban settings. However, it's important to recognize that personal hygiene varies widely among individuals, regardless of cultural background.