Meet the Amish 1 of 4 - First experience on an aeroplane

[@ben9820]

"at home we'd go out and do something in the barn.... But here, there is no barn..." That is the face of a defeated man 😂

[@rexsexson5349]

Barn nabit!

[@breakfastattiffanys741]

Actually it's the face of a man who is productive and not satisfied staring at a screen all day 😁

[@breakfastattiffanys741]

@@-cs6ni yes but the scene in question, they were doing nothing.

[@conciertosyculturamonterre333]

​@@rexsexson5349❤

[@36SOAD]

@@-cs6nitrue, the thing is that most things that can be done staring at a screen nowadays are either entertainment or nothing but a waste of time. On the other hand if you do physical work, it’s really hard to feel like you did something “useless”.

[@toritaylor8812]

Why take these children all the way to London to sit inside, play video games, explore violent areas, attend a memorial for somebody murdered, etc. ? Why not show the women other women their age studying at a higher educational institution? Show them cinematic masterpieces and advanced medicinal technology? Take them to an amusement park, or even simply to ride on a carousel? Take them to museums, to galleries and off-broadway performances? Show these kids some of the beautiful things life has to offer. This is their only chance to experience it truly.

[@HoratioAccel]

Tori Taylor The point is to show the young Amish people that the outside world isn't worth abandoning their ways for, not to make them change their minds. If they saw the beauty and wonder humans have created with technology and societal progress they might want to leave the faith, and that's unacceptable. (to them)

[@LolaKlein]

This documentary was Amish propaganda to prove their point that it's better to live the Amish way. If you want to hear the truth of living in an Amish community, you have to hear it from people who left their community and were shunned. There are a lot of memoirs and stories showing how brainwashed and helpless they are, specially women. There is a lot of secrets and pressure to keep abuse and crime under the carpet so that Amish are seen as this beautiful pure community.

[@printerman9834]

I think it's unfair to say they live an "unreal" life. Every community has a different way of life, but yes, they definitely ought to have shown them something other than ghettos and useless crap.

[@DylanRomanov]

This was just the first episode they do other things

[@robertlll5319]

​@@HoratioAccel nope, teenagers don't want to go to museums, study history or literature and have a great cultural background. They want to go out, drink, have sex, listen to crappy music and do nothing. If the Amish wanted to leave their families for that life, (study in the university, go to museums...), Then it would prove that the Amish families and their lifestyle teach better values than 90% of the society.

[@Schlotskers]

That one guy - I need my German Bible, my normal study Bible, and my bow and arrow 😂😂

[@toddmiller5656]

I was wondering how he got the bow and arrow on the plane.

[@dan4856]

@@toddmiller5656 it's fine. You just declare it and make sure it's not your carry-on luggage

[@kellyblank8746]

🤣🤣

[@Shaowraven2266]

@@dan4856 I was wondering about that lol I was like man I hope he doesn't get into too much trouble for bringing something that is so normal for him vs non amish people

[@theoutsiderjess1869]

he is a whole mood 😂

[@Hitokage]

As I walk through the valley where I harvest my grain...

[@davidmincey6220]

I look over at my wife and realize she’s very plain.

[@iiulia]

But thats just perfect for an amish like me

[@limitation2955]

Ok because I shun fancy things like electricity!

[@christoofolis3137]

At 4:30 I be milking the cows

[@voice-from-the-past]

Jebediah feeds the chickens, and Jacob plows

[@minimoni247]

They're adorable they seem so sweet and genuine

[@GivemyselftoChrist]

Watching the Amish in 2019 seems like THEY are the normal ones and the rest of the world has gone crazy.

[@stephanievlado6125]

Lyubomira Lyubenova 100%%

[@c_wanderluster]

I wouldn't live like an amish, but I don't live that wild life either!

[@bellbottomblues4334]

Couldn't agree with you more!

[@danielalvarado9019]

It’s 2020 now but, I agree with you. It seems like even since this show aired, we’ve all gone a bit barbaric or just plain mad doesn’t it?

[@Mrg33446]

Lets make it clear:)) they are crazy too, we need to find the equilibrium point

[@landth78]

"In the Amish community is there any modelling?" What a question. Lol xD

[@Ujuani68]

Yeah, seriously.. What did she expect...

[@springdayisnottoday371]

Babylonthegreat Amish people were originally British before they migrated to America

[@religiohominilupus5259]

Where did you get the notion that Amish originated in Britain?? Amish originated in Switzerland. Get your facts before you post crap!

[@MESSI-fx1ob]

landth78 and

[@lolsistas]

landth78 iiii

[@Ginissi]

I'd like to see a show like this in reverse. city kids living with the amish.

[@annajohansson6310]

i saw a show where a few teenagers lived with an amish family, i don't remember the name but if i found out later i'll get back to you, lol

[@annajohansson6310]

.... '' living with the amish '' is the show called :)

[@Ginissi]

Anna Johansson why thank you

[@thecopercoper5533]

Estelle De Coultré Oh yeah... looking at sex as a sin, and working so hard that they dont move from one place in time... that's improvement on EVERY level.

[@thisismeww]

They're gonna die.

[@HenrikoMagnifico]

Rumspringa in Swedish literally means "room running"

[@undead4456]

It’s really interesting because I’m Swiss and they speak a mash up between Swiss/English

[@danielholowaty2648]

In Austrian it means "jumping around"

[@rockermerthsm]

In German it is jumping around lol

[@M3A7]

They actually speak Pennsylvania Dutch mostly.

[@arghunqon3774]

Henriko Magnifico They say it differently.

[@bernardettea9046]

Well... there IS crime in the Amish community. Domestic violence and sexual molestation do occur.

[@woffordwolf2071]

Bernardette A not all Amish communities are they same I believe them when they said there is no crime in theirs

[@AryaBeltaine]

would that be considered a serious crime to the amish? their values are for women to submit to their husbands. sorry if im generalising or coming off as rude, im just curious.

[@tatriceshipp9139]

Bernardette A so does murder,burglaries,drugs etc

[@Elliott_R]

I wonder what the natives thought about that after their land was stolen their lifes woman and children rape robbed and killed. Almost identical tactic was used in south africa, holy people coming the colonise the land.

[@daddybonez]

Not See yeah because your supposed to submit to your husband in 1980

[@riagardiner6336]

"they believe in...some other guy" dead 😂

[@possum3933]

We don't even believe that God has a child or a partner lol

[@chasingstars5614]

@@possum3933 Who?

[@possum3933]

@@chasingstars5614 oh I meant muslims

[@karl-heinzgrabowski3022]

"they pray 5 times a day" first time the one amish girls seems happy and suprised to learn something good about this whole place

[@daniarifai6610]

It's really nice to see people from two totally different mentalities interacting and learning from one another .

[@perjrgensen8280]

Respect to Amish people.. Kind regards from Denmark.

[@bogensegutterne4429]

I respect Them too and im also danish

[@imsorryyoutube6774]

The Amish are a kind, loving, helpful people. They are the best form of christians in America and I'm proud to have them in our country. We need to protect them

[@PappyOdaniel669]

I don’t think they’ll be able to read this lol…

[@Yep6803]

@@imsorryyoutube6774 we need to let be INTO the society without forcing them...the problem is their close mind

[@emmacalva6314]

why did they take them to literally the slums

[@harrisons62]

Enrique Calva because London is expensive.

[@craigdean4468]

Because this is a heavily produced show meant for entertainment. The producers of these shows put the participants in uncomfortable situations to push out bigger reactions for the show. The choice was deliberate to make the Amish seem even more "pure" in this first episode. You can see in the later episodes they "develop" as characters because they're in more comfortable and enjoyable situations and locations. Everything is planned out heavily for the story and the arch of the Amish kid's characters.

[@jeje6915]

all the UK is turning into that

[@jasminbeganovic3222]

If they do this some of them wont come back i guess. At least after the first glas of codein...

[@jasminbeganovic3222]

@@jeje6915 can you relate more about this? Why do you think is this happening? A friend told me that there are so many drug addicts and poor people in his town. And everything there is dirty. Does britain run out of money? What are they going to do to fix that? Is brexit the first step of fixing this problem?

[@anthonylancebredes877]

They should take them to japan hahaha

[@user-ky6zl7qc7m]

that would be hilarious

[@miab2176]

HENTAIIIII XD

[@arcadiahf9776]

YES

[@kirstinetermansen5726]

maybe you dont know Japan zen ??? gardens and cultures try

[@laurencebird5449]

Some of them would probably become addicted to anime

[@michaelsteele4587]

This was MUCH better than TLC's "Breaking Amish." Meet the Amish is more educational and doesn't try to exploit these Amish youth like TLC does by feeding off drama to keep ratings up. Would love to see more like this. It would be neat to see an Amish teen live in lets say an Old Order Mennonite Community to see their reaction to the differences. There are just so many different Amish and Mennonite sects with their own unique views and practices and we need more shows like this to help educate people. Believe it or not there are some who live within 20 miles of Amish and know little to nothing about them.

[@autumnrivermoon]

I agree that this one is much better than Breaking Amish. I am almost sure that that show is fake.

[@taffysaur]

Is the religion particular to the Dutch settlers in America?

[@Judazz]

Breaking Amish use actors, the events are not real.

[@Mikeanglo]

"Breaking Amish"? Holy shit...I just had the best idea for a Breaking Bad spin-off show...move over, Better Call Saul...

[@franksinatra9579]

“We don’t believe in violence, war or confrontation” I’m like yeah, that’s because you’re Swiss lmao

[@oliviaschmucker5550]

Actually although some Amish are descended from the Swiss, there are others whose ancestors were German.

[@Alejojojo6]

@@oliviaschmucker5550 In fact most of them are nowadays German descendant rather than Swiss . The movement indeed was founded by a swiss man.

[@kathleenegan6658]

What's odd in the teens' Rumspringa adventure is that someone arranged for them to go see London, but all they saw was a sterile urban landscape in a shitty neighborhood. Video games? Really? They could play video games at somebody''s house a couple of miles from their farms. Why not stay in a beautiful, historical area of the city? Why not go to museums and ancient churches and archaeological sites? How about spending a week attending classes at Oxford or Cambridge? What a bizarre introduction to "the world," as though you either live like the Amish, or like these distressed urban teens.

[@mikicerise6250]

It's clever, if you think about it. The adventure is meant to make them want to go back home, after all. ;)

[@M3A7]

+Miki Cerise They frame it that way, but it's not true. I met some Amish and Mennonites in mexico when I was on a missions trip, they were building the church and homeless shelter. They truly love their way of life and the ones that don't are free to leave, it's better to let them go than it create discord in the community. BTW The men's hands are gigantic......

[@craigdean4468]

This is all for a TV show too, remember? Plus 2 of the boys have been on Rumspringa for years. If you watch the follow up to this series, where the Brits visit the Amish, you can see that they played up how serious some of their reactions are for the story line.

[@seeker119]

That's part of London don't denied

[@kaylajaxs8277]

Their faces when they were watching the dance, I'm dying!

[@kirahlynn7922]

i was thinking the same thing lol

[@Aughal]

Their never faked any emotions during the entire documentary. LOL, at least they're real.

[@bmona7550]

kaylajaxs That's the same face I had when I first heard rap 😂. I was like this is music? Why do they speak too fast? (I'm fine with it now)

[@KeefeL]

The eye twitch LOL

[@BreehcNicdoll]

It's popular to poke fun at the Amish, but you've got to admit, their way of life builds character.

[@MJ-kx8yq]

BreehcNicdoll character???LMAOO

[@nickn2794]

yeah, I can see their strong character right looking at their shy terrified face...

[@thomasj2412]

@@nickn2794 What does that have to do with having strong character? Being more shy is how humans act in new environments. But according to you it means they're "terrified weaklings". Fucking psycho

[@LegionIvory]

It builds misinformation and fear. Locking someone away from the world is never a good thing. They'll never learn and grow.

[@thomasj2412]

@@LegionIvory What makes you think they're "locked away" from the world? They have the right to leave the community if they wish, and are even offered a period in their life where they can go out there and see what it's like so they know what they're missing out on. It's not like they're forcefully being kept there

[@Lady95Jane]

Can I just say, they are really showing them the worst parts of London.

[@rezmy10488]

Exactly..

[@ConeArmy]

+Lady Jane they do that in all tv series i hate it i was in london for 14 days and i was in a little small areia but it was noting wrong with it it was nice and cool. it was like 4 druken peopel that came up to us. but still that was just fun. btw i was there becuse of a scout meting with people from around the world

[@Beun007]

But, there's another that I don't get. Going to a big city while you've never been there, is already exciting. So, going to a big city in a foreigner country? That's even more exciting and difficult to process. Why not going to NYC, for example, in the first place... They've even never flown before! So, I dont get this....

[@soulqueen3819]

Beun007 I was thinking that too🤔

[@lanieniide]

Her: “What do you like to do in your free time?” Him: *whips out bow and arrow”

[@TheTomatoCherry]

The amount of purity and innocence in those God fearing souls is amazing

[@dokidoki777]

*_Even the Amish understand awkward laughing._*

[@matthewgasparin7000]

some experiences transcend culture.

[@charaayars4692]

Becky is such a fresh faced innocent, yet strong, and happy young woman.

[@emppuv6083]

This made me so happy to watch. They were all so open to eachother coming from such different places, religions and upbringings

[@fdlarts7676]

I like the blond girl the beast. She was so open and understanding of new ideas

[@Dovid2000]

A very good video series, about human relations, differences in culture, and the importance of religion in the lives of the Amish. A special people who value old traditions. Thanks for showing us a bit of their private lives, and the hospitality of the people of Britain.

[@Ouiskey]

No Eddie, wu are!

[@samanthagraszler6226]

I really like how accepting and open minded Amish people are. They accept and love everyone even if they don’t share the same beliefs

[@tylerertley5169]

I grew up with them and I love them. My family was part amish

[@Gen-ZChristian]

Well, it *IS* what the Bible asks Christians to do.

[@systerkeno]

Quite the opposite

[@alorgb7440]

Open mindend? They have been rejecting new technologies for centuries

[@Alejojojo6]

@ΤηεΒεστ ΟφΜε Christian message at it's core tells them to accept and love everyone, "Love your neighboor as yourself"... but many get lost in the main message by the noise around. Specially if you are a hardcore "by the book" believer.

[@cjh516]

What is wrong with that guy?? Talking about stabbings and rapists, they JUST got there, don't scare 'em off already...

[@ciararose976]

Trying to make them fully aware idk

[@juneplumlogan]

carla joanne was thinking the same

[@Needsmoreflash]

Why'd they go all the way to Great Britain? They could have done the same and more in America.

[@craigdean4468]

Needs More Flash!!! This is a documentary produced for British television more than a genuine Rumspringa experience.

[@alexflorczyk6531]

shouldve tooken them to like NYC or something like that

[@spacemanshan]

There already was a show like that, they went to NY, it's called Breaking Amish for 3 seasons then a sequel that comes back as named Return to Amish that has at least 4 seasons. it's on TLC my nigga

[@UncrownedGlobe3]

Nah there’s so much more to do in Europe and one of those is that you can legally buy alcohol at a young age typically they range from 16-18 and they tend to have much more freedom than young people here in the states

[@Bunny-di7ox]

they should've gone to Disney World lololol

[@cjwhite7801]

Still confused why they sent them to England and not to someplace in the US

[@jayjasperjp]

CJ White it’s a british show

[@modelrc9500]

CJ White also everything is closer is Britain I think?

[@chericoping8431]

there probably was no safe place

[@Logan_93]

@@chericoping8431 that's a pretty silly thing to say considering how dangerous London is.

[@tylerl4320]

I think it’s probably because 18 is the legal age of more things in Europe, as opposed it being split between 18 and 21 in the US

[@ashleyklug4538]

this is an interesting documentary. I'm wondering why they had the young people visit Great Britain instead of sending them somewhere in the United States...

[@abeesalsharani4796]

to experience flying on a plane

[@AllyaComfreak]

send them to Texas, they'll be more comfortable

[@Nilguiri]

+Ashley Klug It's a British documentary filmed in the UK.

[@jmorrison1444]

Ashley Klug its not a documentary. Its a reality tv show.

[@SocioculturalGr]

Cause Great Britain is way more whorish, trashy and full of satanic chavs. A Real Babylon. So the contrast is more to the point. Amish in the UK, is like lamps among wolves.

[@squamish4244]

They are remarkably tolerant, meeting so many different people and ways of life for the first time, I would be very happy if more people behaved like this!

[@emptyroomd9567]

I respect these people. They were taught to work at a young age. We just sit on our phones and just get pampered

[@noone-io4yj]

Can you handle the crime of child labor....I also can't handle Labor

[@theoutsiderjess1869]

I'm raising my kid to work

[@rapinbatches]

@@noone-io4yj Because your a lazy wimp

[@noone-io4yj]

@@rapinbatches aye if you mother tells you to bring out the trash once a week and get an allowance for it my mother asks me to clean the house,and various other physically demanding activities almost everyday and I don't get shit out of it even a hug...Well sometimes a hug. I'm 15 and already got a bad back the life o heavy labour is too much for my body.

[@rapinbatches]

@@noone-io4yj Poor puddin pop. Wanna sticker cry baby?

[@mosin54r2]

I really respect these people's ability to live this way.

[@amipiovesan1105]

Thank you for sharing! Learnt a lot about the Amish Community especially the girls. Love their outlook on life and how they live a simple, positive and loving life! Would honestly raise my kids in the Amish Community if we had one around here... no violence, not about the material things, appreciate the way they look! Very inspiring :)

[@sohakhan5167]

it's just a bunch of Dwights

[@mrsphenomenal4493]

Soha Khan HAHAHHAHA

[@brentongluck372]

I was really hoping they’d run like Mo’s😂

[@davidmincey6220]

It’s prison mike

[@ayej26]

+Soha Khan Ahhahahhaahahahahah I was JUST THINKING the SAME THING!!!

[@stefanfrunza1697]

Soha Khan 100th like

[@jmlidea]

start them on Disney, Pixar, Dreamworks movies... instead of "This is where a friend of mine was stabbed... this is a sex shop, they sell toys, ropes and gags... now watch us dance to terrible music."

[@sesan4321]

Estelle De Coultré And then they never wanted to go back to their community what would be a disaster for their families there

[@ok-hk8sc]

i wish they didn't show the most shit part of london, its not a very clear representation of what the rest of the world is like

[@ok-hk8sc]

irishbreakfast bro I'm from america lol. all I'm saying is there is beauty to most parts of the world, depending on what aspect you look at it from. london nor america is all shit.

[@fatheadsnake]

Wtf, London is shit, It's literally a clean Detroit, just without Guns and people with British accents.

[@princedeasturias]

I also hate black people, liv. I'm glad a girl, like yourself, can say it openly.

[@Nupid_Stoob]

They probably chose London to highlight some extrem differences, like the exact opposite of their "simple" life. The show just wanted to contrast both sides like they are white and black.

[@Nupid_Stoob]

And you haven`t met a white person in your life, have you? If you did you would refrain from calling anybody "white trash". Racism was never the answer.

[@kuhn2016]

I mean they look like they were born and raise in a completely different century

[@tompetty9541]

I live near them they also smell like they live in a different century.

[@rexsexson5349]

Yeah The Village.

[@masonslie1146]

@@tompetty9541 I was thinking the exact same thing, all that hard labor from sun up to sundown and they don't shower or bathe everyday and the women are not supposed to shave thier underarms. They must smell bad. Not trying to be mean but yeah

[@Noodlepony]

Who else thinks a movie called Rumspringa about wild Amish teenagers would make a great R rated comedy?

[@teddygarcia253]

Omg yes. We need to make a movie about that

[@Chiksilong]

American Pie 3: Rumspringa

[@blaineerp4892]

Noodlepony sex drive is the movies name been made

[@leon9021]

I mean there was one movie about an Amish guy who became a bowler. Pretty decent comedy.

[@DarkPsy]

"Rumspringa" is "Rumspringen" in German and means "jumping around".

[@lindsayjenney2270]

These are far from the "Squarest" teenagers. This group of Amish children and their families and communities are among the MOST liberal Amish in the country. I'd like to see teenagers from a strict Amish community go through this process.

[@mast6209]

well, they just wouldnt!

[@srbontrager]

I'm from Northern Indiana. Born and raised Amish. I personally know Jerry And Leon. You are correct about "far from squarest". I happen to have relatives in and around Osseo, Wisconsin area, talk about strict. I'm talking about no indoor toilets, no electronics(except flashlights), old reel lawn mowers(push powered), absolutely no engine powered vehicles(including tractors), no bicycles, no buttons on the clothes(old style hook and eye). I could go on and on. They are literally living in the 1800s if I may say so.

[@girllovesmusic]

Indianahick87 I'm from N IN, too, and am also familiar with the Osseo (and some other small WI groups). I quit watching this because it just didn't ring true. Like right from the start where they claim to not know JFK, Marilyn Monroe? That's an insult to the IN Amish I know! And most of the WI ones, too. And I totally agree with the 'squarest' comment. Trying to make generalities about Amish people works about as well as making generalities about any other large group of people...it doesn't. There's a group not far from Osseo in Augusta, WI...those people have issues. Finding this whole thing rather interesting!

[@TIYX]

All Amish do this no matter if they are new order or old order.

[@joymcpherson4056]

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[@philindeblanc]

That life style I think is actually healthy in this day and age, and what media pushes onto society. Praise the Amish!

[@PossibleBat]

"they believe in... some other guy" I find that funny lol

[@lollygirl27]

I haven't see parts 2-4 but I really enjoyed this part one because it seemed more genuine and wholesome compared to other Amish youth adventures series I have viewed. I like that the teenagers they teamed the amish up with were respectful and appreciated their boundaries and tried to learn from them as well.

[@ROCdevelopments]

Man time sure has passed since 2010, for sure. The Amish all seemed so innocent and pure, hardworking and pious and that's very admirable.

[@ginafromcologne9281]

These Amish kids are so sweet and kind, that's quite impressive. I wish they had more freedom though, but very nice people they are, the kind you would like to be friends with.

[@ShazGreenock]

The young Amish did seem very sweet and kind but I must say I also thought the very same of the English teens. And I can't be too far off the mark because even the girl, comfortable in her Amish beliefs and way of life admitted she would miss them. I found all of them very observant, respectful and open to each other, their life style and even religious beliefs. I hope the rest of the series remains as positive.

[@ginafromcologne9281]

ShazGreenock yes that's true, it was a very open, positive atmosphere :-)

[@williamjameslehy1341]

In the Middle of the Earth, in the Land of the Shire lives a brave little hobbit whom we all admire. Now hobbits are a peace loving folk you know, they never like to worry and they take things slow. They don't like to travel away from home, they just like to eat and be left alone. But one day Bilbo was asked to go, on a great adventure to the caves below. To help some dwarves get back their gold, stolen by a dragon in the days of old.

[@WizzleTeats69]

LOL

[@Ghost-fe1vp]

+Jacob Hoss pLZ someone edit this with hawks carrying them home.

[@1cmman]

Was Amish the inspiration for the hobbits?

[@brayingmulewithnofree-will9388]

You missed a few lines

[@fozejuv2928]

Jacob Hoss I like the connection

[@InteraksiFisika]

I really admire the Amish way of life. No pollution, no wasting energy, ...

[@noralights3997]

I really hope that they realized how wonderful, great, clean and magnificent their lives are back home!

[@Reza.El-Fatih]

As a muslim I have great respect for the Amish! So much in common! The way the amish girl asked questions in the mosque was so genuine!

[@nathr7375]

I like the respect they had and didn't just say they are wrong or something.

[@catharperfect7036]

'So much in common'? wtf. Islam teaches the highest possible act is to die attacking people of other faiths. Its the EXACT opposite of peaceful Amish.

[@zmo939]

They seem like really good kids and well brought up. I have a new admiration for them and their way of life. As a muslim, a lot of their way of life is similar to ours too so that was nice to see

[@melissaduprez7697]

When i was 19 i dated a Mennonite durning the time he was allowed to explore the English world. One Saturday i was welcomed to spend the date with the family. I got to talk to his brothers and sisters to get a good idea what it was like. I helped make dinner. The whole family must sit at the dinner table. Sunday he picked me back up after Church. We played volleyball with his friends. Later we got the atvs and mini dirt bikes out. He also came to the town where i lived. We all hung out in a park and played baseball, threw frisbee and whatever else we felt like doing. When his time was up we had a very long conversation. Because of who his family was i could not ask him to leave. Nor could i join being Mennonite. We left on good terms. I enjoyed the time we had together. His family was great. Just a favorite memory of my teen years.

[@lvnndtruth8862]

I love the Amish. These people are such a great testimony of real Christianity and a true light in this world. I think I want to be one myself.

[@firstnoel2293]

I think about being one to sometimes.

[@tweetyspecial]

Seeing our world through their eyes makes me depressed. I don’t know y? But their purity and simplicity and maturity is amazing!

[@sydnierosenfeld8229]

Why do they take them to a bad neighborhood the whole western world is not like that seriously

[@mysteriousmango6467]

In the other parts, they take them to different parts of England.

[@tatriceshipp9139]

Sydnie Rosenfeld Europe as a whole is though.

[@goriljohncohen1053]

Tatrice Flowers only the places that are not white...

[@akhtarhameed6792]

hi sydnie are u single

[@goriljohncohen1053]

akhtar hameed go back to your own country, akhtar.

[@SandmansHate]

These people have more than most Americans will ever understand. Modern Americans mock, and mock these people, but in my eyes, I envy and respect them. Strong, honest, and honorable people.

[@MrRed-cf6gk]

Go live with them.

[@franzy7373]

True!

[@Liliputian07]

and incredibly misguided

[@danasmith1165]

mad hatter I loved them until I moved amongst them and have lived and seen them day to day for years. Many have cheated me and others. They treat animals horribly. They "use" the non Amish. They are as bad to others as non Amish. Many are hard working but many also love to cheat and lie. They are cultish.

[@danasmith1165]

Derek Charette you should respect everyone if you want them to respect you. Just know they are hypocrites. Who isn't?

[@cynthialaeger4846]

There is a happy medium. We are saved by His grace. I am proud of the Amish teens so far for sticking to their belief, being gracious and nonjudgmental! I am also impressed with the other teens for being so kind, calm, and patient.

[@AZ-oy5vj]

Imagine being christian, and having that old guy suddenly appear out of nowhere and quote the verses from the bible, whenever you were about to do something that goes against the bible.

[@oanamaria2517]

Funny thing😂

[@danasmith1165]

Antfem Amish are hypocrites.

[@danasmith1165]

Iron Americana I don't have time to talk about it all !!!!!

[@danasmith1165]

Iron Americana you're an IDIOTIC TROLL spreading shit. DON'T HARASS me Jackass !!

[@danasmith1165]

Dom Sheppard you can bee as evil as you want, madman ! Just do Not Harass me !

[@Opal_Elephant]

the dancing was more cringe than anything even the amish kids knew it

[@Maggiedevtwo]

David Fitzgibbons look like pure idiot zombies !!

[@force5926]

lmaooo!! "even the amish kids knew it" yup..

[@cpl_]

That was like in 2007 but I was thinking the same thing considering what dancing is today

[@ERROR204.]

David Fitzgibbons they probably thought it was a satanic ritual

[@thevenator3955]

It seemed really well rehearsed and professional to me

[@ClearAdventure]

I love these people. Simple, and decent. Peaceful people. ❤️

[@Playbahnosh]

This is genuinely interesting. They have the outsider's view on our society, and their religious views aside some of their remarks are quite the eye-openers. Like how people are isolating themselves in crowds with headsets and go straight their way without even acknowledging the people around them. The routine of working days against the chaos of modern life teens is something to think about, too. I'm gonna watch this series. Thanks!

[@pyramidhead138]

"some of our rooms dont have curtains" well your so high off the ground with no houses near you and no one can see you anyway so what would the point be?

[@mantoine510]

to keep light out while you sleep....

[@pyramidhead138]

mantoine510 what light? they don't sleep during the day

[@withhui2721]

Moonlight duh?

[@Toaster_luvin]

Entirity of amish happiness is encapsulation of the phrase "ignorance is bliss"

[@scotttuckeramericatoday5684]

I love the comment she says when she says I want a boy to notice me for my beautiful heart not my hair or nails. This is how is how life/love should be.

[@TashieBarlow]

The expressions on their faces are priceless especially the girls.. hahaha i enjoy watching these docos

[@akhtarhameed6792]

hi TA SHNZ are you single

[@freddy_boi_5642]

The Amish will never see this XD

[@woffordwolf2071]

The Amish girls are pretty without make-up.

[@lanelanelane]

I bet they’d be hotter with makeup

[@thecat5819]

Lane Amelia It can depend on the person imo, because some people look better with makeup, some better with no makeup. :) Beauty is p subjective in itself anyways haha

[@mrhupwop981]

The Cat Extremely

[@shashankhealy2293]

Swiss women man, what can you really tell about them except, beautiful.

[@alexandersandoval5863]

They look normal

[@xjessicahudson]

The Amish seem like very friendly and warm people.

[@jaelynnzee9091]

***** Key word is "Seem." They are very strict and can be very harsh punishments if you do anything wrong.

[@TomorrowWeLive]

+jaelynn zee Which you of course know because you live with the Amish and are intimately familiar with their traditions and customs.

[@joshuafelty6779]

+crosspeace97 The wroste is the Church shuns. And this is hard, because no one will talk with you, not even their mother and father. Or they will get shunned also. This is not their beliefs but the elders or the "Church". Most do feel these rules are a lil over the top. Some leave and never come back, however might still stay faithful to the faith.

[@earthgal2000]

+TMCP You don't have to live with them to be familiar with their customs and traditions. There are many ways you can learn more about the lifestyle. :) But yes, depending on what you have done, one type of punishment is to be banished. "Removed from the church and community" Meaning you wouldn't be able to visit your own family.

[@fromanotherdayfilm]

+sugarvenom I got to meet some once when I visited Pennsylvania, it was a cool experience and I found out that they are very good volleyball players also I saw some rebel amish boys smoking cigarettes lol

[@mars.x]

I could not keep my composure listening to the mother speak about her son's death. So devastating

[@wwbenee]

I'm watching this and I think to myselves: we are the 'outside' world, the crazy ones. Imagine the happiness, and innocence in the Amish community, they teach their children what we all learn sooner or later: fashion, drugs, possessions, money, pride, promiscuousness, it's all evanescent and it all doesn't bring true happiness. What brings true happiness is how the Amish and Buddhists live: calmness, simplicity, letting go, and most importantly: family and having meaningful relations with other human beings.

[@theveira]

It's nice to fantasize about peace and quiet, but we can't all live our lives on some Amish farm. Too much of anything can be bad. Personally, I believe an equal balance of peace and chaos is what keeps the world going. We need forward-thinking and chaotic people in our world, whether it's to challenge the status quo or to take a risk on behalf of furthering our society. I could definitely have a vacation living in a simple and peaceful society like with the Amish, but I don't think I could ever stay permanently. That's just my 2 cents, anyway.

[@pussy4breakfast145]

should have brought them to NYC or LA

[@bgf7033]

Adrii Sousa ikr

[@hereisayana8207]

The Amish are so innocent and cute to me

[@Anonymous-ng4wc]

Until you find out the horrors they put their animals through

[@hereisayana8207]

@@Anonymous-ng4wc 😰😡

[@kaylaleave]

These people were born with morals and that's what I admire about them

[@noulafrantz8589]

Not all of them

[@lyndseym4462]

When the girl was talking about different ways people express their fate she said "how do people know which is the right one" LIKE YES you finally figured it out

[@xppl8635]

Lyndsey M By doing extensive research? There's alot I people who convert.

[@derp8575]

xp Pl And a lot who deconvert.

[@spacemanshan]

+Herpeslip Herpeslip mostly to nothing, not switching to a diff religion ya dumb dumb you missing the point

[@derp8575]

Spacemane Yes, some do become irreligious. However it's not uncommon for people to swap religions.

[@abcchristian5298]

Pr 16:25 ¶ There is a way that seemeth right unto a man, but the end thereof are the ways of death. (KJV)

[@truthhouseproductions4968]

We have a huge amount of respect for these kids and their way of life. More people should live like this

[@potatoships9379]

I like how they are open minded and not judgmental toward other religions and races

[@BrendaC-cf7td]

Listening to the ladies sing while quilting was wonderful

[@bulelwamandy9708]

Glad to see there are still people out there who live a type of life that I only dream about, so wish I was brought up like this because it's everything I love God bless you Amish people I envy you.. in a good way :)

[@ecapers7231]

How about the other way around? I would love to live with the Amish for a time.

[@joebillage3578]

I would kill myself

[@fernandocesarone3857]

no you wouldn't

[@ecapers7231]

Fernando Cesarone Yes. I would.

[@joebillage3578]

Fernando Cesarone I would. I would quite literally rather end myself then live a life without all the benefits of modern technology and conveniences. Why live a life that sucks? I'd rather just check the hell out

[@charlottesmom]

I would volunteer to live with the Amish for a month or so, it would be interesting, I grew up in a tiny town living on a farm so it wouldn't be a huge shock. My kids would probably have a very tough time with it though.

[@arda9437]

My freetime was spent watching people who doesnt have freetime.

[@dalimoreno5597]

I went from watching James Charles to BEING AMISH

[@samanthagraszler6226]

Dali Moreno 😂😂😂 same😂😂

[@cowboy8555]

I read that as " I went from Charles Manson 😂"

[@ThommyMckGoaty]

This comment didn’t age well

[@anniebellemiller2986]

James Charles should go amish for a week. Just see what happens.

[@matthewgasparin7000]

@@anniebellemiller2986 yeah, he'd likely die.

[@steph9799]

20:00 was so awkward

[@shilohmoon4547]

Fellow phandom member

[@GeorgiaJCP]

phan

[@guineapig55555]

what did she say? Her accent is weird

[@SuperSimpleasthat]

"Why werent you married you old hag?"

[@danjay7]

"Hmm."

[@Heidijoylove]

Wow the Amish are really lovely and God fearing people

[@jmlepunk]

Imagine thinking that fearing a fictional sky daddy is a good thing 🤦🏼‍♂️

[@sabrinasmith6418]

shoulda sent them to like nyc or la idk somewhere cool in america not a crappy part of london

[@wiredbeats9058]

It's not a crappy party of London, that's just how London is...

[@SuperMarioTomma95]

London is much more liveable than NY for common people. Also if they decide to not come back to the Amish life they wont be able to afford in Manhattan or some cool part of NY. They would end up in some random shitty place anyway.

[@TFOCyborg]

@Mr Muscle la definitely is better than London lol

[@TFOCyborg]

@Mr Muscle some parts of LA should be avoided but other than that wonderful

[@aokayt9517]

Nyc is pretty similar to this, I live here

[@emmas1082]

I love how the Amish boy hit the ball with just one hand on the bat😻

[@masonslie1146]

Like a BOSS

[@XxInfiniteXAngelxX]

one of the Amish girls looks like pewdiepie

[@IIlIIlIIlII]

OMFG XD

[@albertoterryjoachim3195]

Lmao yes sir you are so cold 😂😂😂😂😂

[@mariasliwinska5403]

Don't judge, look on yourself

[@mariasliwinska5403]

People without respecting rules are not worthy.

[@kirstinetermansen5726]

the life is not all being target fashion, style and junk food and junk music as its deeper, wise and can be harmony

[@Yep6803]

I'm hoping they will open to the world: we are seeing with co-housing and ambientalism...they CAN be free and still having their mentality, the saddest thing.

[@leaht.9933]

"they don't believe Jesus is the son of God, they believe that it's some other guy" LMAO

[@Xaforn]

It’s amazing how shocked people are at no touch courtship, vs the traditional dating in the world. My boyfriend and I both agreed to a no touch courtship for a long time til we got to know each other. Now we hold hands and hug, we prefer it because you aren’t giving yourself away. Very nice to see these young ladies show up in Living with the Amish.

[@AbduCola]

It's so funny. In the beginning they give vibe that the cities people have it easier than the Amish, but I would say the Amish actually have easier in a lot of ways

[@Sara-sn7hc]

Love those guys, but I have a hard time believing the Amish were introduce to the "typical" life of London. Arent there normally bigger houses, trips to theatres, beautiful places, picnics, movie theathre, nice nightclubs, clean places and so on? Londo is a beautiful city. I live in Stockholm (Sweden)... its not very far from London, and I've been to London before and that was not my experiance at all. Shootings and stabbings isnt something that usually revolve people. Not even close.

[@comradewildcat1770]

Depends on where in Stockholm you live.

[@javierdelarosa8910]

I mean they are being introduced on what revolves around then they've never really expirenced a murder or something like that

[@iced_coconut_oil]

I'd love to live in this type of community, honestly.

[@Squish0353]

The DO it Elizabeth!

[@Xaforn]

You can do it. You don’t have to join but if you prove yourself to be a trustworthy person they make great friends and neighbors and even for business.

[@Newcards4u]

There are several communities starting up, like off grid living.. We have some in Norway too.

[@-gemberkoekje-5547]

Me, but without the strict and religious part just the far work and being nice for me.

[@chasingstars5614]

Hell nah

[@euchanels]

What beautiful, innocent children of God. “Here are they who keep the commandments of God”.

[@narayan581]

This people are truly human beings, away from the sionists and this crazy society, I loved that and I respect them a lot.

[@JourneyToTheCage]

Then get off the internet and join them

[@rexsexson5349]

I'm Jewish and not Zionists. Stop eating of the tainted media. Read, learn for yourself. Do not believe everything you hear.

[@supportersofcheguevaraandc5551]

There's a huge difference between Jews and Zionists .. Zionists kill Palestinians for no reason while Jews live in harmony with Muslims

[@CoxJoxSox]

It would be hard for ANYone in the US to live in those cramped quarters of London.

[@alanwylie7207]

I wish the kids would’ve gotten to see more like somebody said earlier, museums and all that take them to a soccer game. They probably never seen that before. Seriously. That will be a lot of fun.

[@alanwylie7207]

Like I get there are bad things in modern Society but I think we need to show the good part two What the young men and women see other people just like them working hard just like they do and maybe even let them experience some of the stuff that modern workers do But that’s just me I think they could see that there are some common ground that we share

[@charlesrank93]

I think this is cool, but it would have been better if they went to Chicago or New York. I mean, it'd be more interesting to see how they bond with people who are so different yet from the same country. Just my opinion. When I used to live in Chicago, I saw a few Amish people in the train station.

[@quinnvannice7769]

Grbl Lbrg why?

[@loeykalel440]

@@quinnvannice7769 30,000 guns deaths a year?

[@quinnvannice7769]

@@loeykalel440 I live in Chicago and no one gets shot unless you in to the inner city, also 70 % of those deaths are suicide