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It seems to work. It seems better than this multi-cultural stuff the tv and newspapers are selling.

It seems to work. It seems better than this multi-cultural stuff the tv and newspapers are selling.

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[–] • 3 pts (edited )

I'm not an expert, but as I understand it... I wouldn't say strictly according to their interpretation of the word of god... Because, amish believe in god they believe in jesus christ BUT.... It's more of loose primitive faith/"heart oriented" general adhesion to the the word of god, than a rationally construed faith like catholics for instance... BUT, they have that strict hierarchy of things just like catholics; the wife is the second in command, the husband is the first. Hierarchy. Chain of command. I don't know about the rest but it seems to me, that they got that right and they stick to it. It doesn't mean the man has every right over his wife, and with rights come duty... Just like tradi cathos...

I guess this guy implicitly sums it up https://www.youtube.com/shorts/Hxin8rGvx2s

Just like in organized crime or the army; rock solid chain of command/hierarchy, immutable.

From there... I wouldn't say anything goes because they are amish the bible is the bible, or more accurately the word of god is the word of god... AND they are amish first and foremost.... I mean don't expect them to use electricity....

https://youtu.be/1b0DBQMHvfI?t=192

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qbgf1AaY0EA

[–] • 3 pts

God is a God of order and hierarchy. Satan is a lord of chaos and disorder

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>God is a God of order and hierarchy.

Yes, absolutely

>Satan is a lord of chaos and disorder

I wouldn't put it like that, that short... He was created by god, he knows the rules, he knows order... And he goes against, methodically.... It's a deconstructionist, a subversive, knowing damn well what he's doing... And yes the aim is total chaos and destruction of the creation, of the glory of god...

He's NOT "just a punk"...

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Hierarchies are celestial. In hell all are equal.”

― Nicolás Gómez Dávila

[–] • 3 pts
  1. jews seem to be leaving them alone.
  2. They don't have miscegenation.
  3. Mono culture.
  4. Education is all done by the community.
  5. Belief in God.
  6. They farm together.
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I think Amish people would welcome niggers and others with open arms and even let them interbreed. The truth is that niggers don't want anything to do with farming and not using electricity. These days you won't find any niggers that would want to live without a sail foam.

[–] • 2 pts

Amish as a culture is broken down into many different sects. Old order, New order, reformed, etc. What they all have in common is a set of laws each community must follow called the "ordung". This is governed by the Bishop of the community, who becomes the defacto leader. They are installed via various methods, most common being either a vote Amoung the elder men of the church or a random straw pull lottery.

Amish beliefs in the Bible do make a cornerstone of their faith, but not in their governance. Their laws dictate everything about their lives. And the laws vary from community to community. If you choose not to follow said laws, punishment can range from community shunning for a period of time to outright expulsion. People may also choose to move to another community, but this is often seen as a nuclear option as doing so means severing all ties with their prior community and family. It's very cult like I'm that regard, harkening back to other groups like Mormons or JWs.

They also maintain a strict sense of autonomy from the world at large, seeing anyone not part of their community as "English" (similar to how some groups see nonbelivers as gentiles). This extends into their interactions with the local government and even local doctors. Anyone not in their circle is seen with suspicion. Interactions with the outside can lead to punishment by the Bishop and are done carefully for obvious reasons.

Let me know if you have any other questions

[–] • 2 pts

I'd imagine similar to quakers, with a group of elders. Sometimes I'll work next to subcontractor Mennonites which are like Amish Lite. Great folks

[–] • 1 pt

All the Mennonites in my area which there are many were all for BLM and importing shitskins. They also pride themselves on foreign mission trips when their own communities could use help.

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Isn't that most Christian churches

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Not too fond of Mennonites. I was hungry and they refused me a sandwich... "wait here" ...in their church. 45 minutes later and only dirty looks. I was there to work in the aftermath of a major hurricane.

They treated me like a bum. Very disappointed in the Mennonite sect.

[–] • 0 pt

They are like jews lite. They have many shops in my area where they pillage garage sales, thrift stores etc then resale at a higher cost but I guess I can't blame them when people purchase the shit they sell.

[–] • 0 pt

For real? Never had bad experiences with them or the Amish. Are you a nigger?

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No. Irish. White. I showed up in a 1970 Ford LTD in south Miami after Hurricane Andrew looking for work with not even two nickels to rub together. It was hard times. 1992.

The Mennonites were organizing food relief for the poor starving immigrants from Cuba and Mexico. They treated me like a bum.

edit: 31 years later. I don't forget.

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One of the things the Amish do is allow the children to opt-out. Once they reach a certain age they are given a year to experience the world outside the Amish community. Those who chafe at the discipline required do not return.

It is not that they raise their children better. It is that they allow the incorrigible to self-select out.

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This is actually my plan for a brighter future for us. We need to have a leftist paradise for pieces of shit to flee to. If we cut off welfare, all the welfare parasites will flee to a welfare paradise. I suppose there's so much pollution everywhere, some people will turn out being faggots. They'll have the option to flee to faggot paradises instead of trying to promote and normalize faggotry.

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Amish are divided into orders.

A local elder makes rules on how they interpret things. Some are stricter than others. Sometimes an elder goes to far in being restrictive and he's replaced.

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That there bible book has a bunch of stuff in it on how to live your life and what have you. It's even got parts about how to deal with a Brother who sins where first you speak to them, then you grab a few others to speak to him, then you bring the matter in front of the church and potentially boot him. I haven't found any churches that actually follow the rules but it would be super nice if one of them would try.

[–] • 1 pt

The kikes seem to leave them alone since they don’t get in their way and aren’t really a threat to them.

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They do, don't they. .

You've seen the projections for Mormon and Amish growth rates? Worldwide jew population is ~ 21 million. The Amish and the Mormons will overtake them soon. I'd love a ringside ticket to that fight.

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The Amish live inside a bubble inside the United States of America. The USA is taking care of all the defense against other nations. Imagine the Amish having to fight wars and defend themselves. This arrangement is working for them for now, but if they became their own nation, they'd have to rely on other nations just leaving them alone.

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The USA is taking care of all the defense against other nations.

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They have the freedom of association. We (broader society) do not have that freedom. This (intentionally) leads to the madness that we around us.

Let me be more precise: We do not have the freedom of dissociation. (Without the freedom to disassociate, there is no real freedom of association.)

When there is a bad actor in the Amish community, they 'shun' the individual, provide no community, no support, no communication. The bad actor is then forced to either leave or behave and ask the community for forgiveness.

In our society, it's illegal to do the same to a bad actor. E.g. I can't -not- serve them at my restaurant or grocery store unless they break a law on my property.

In my opinion, true freedom of association would solve so many problems.

[–] • 2 pts

That would get abused so hard so fast. Like the removal of someone’s ability to buy and sell for refusing a vaccine or “affirming a child’s preferred gender” etc.

Their society works because they are moral. Our society was corrupted by the most immoral creatures to ever exist and they successfully infiltrated every level of government and media.

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Point being, we have very limited ability to reject immoral behavior.

On an individual level, being able to say "No, you are a bad person. I won't partake in commerce with you." is very powerful.

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Each community has an elder who makes the rules. The rules are highly varied based on the elder.

Someone needs to warn the elders about the jewish mafia. If the jews ever determine the Amish are a problem, they would go after the elders just like they did with the Catholic church.

The advantage the Amish have is that it would be difficult for a crypto jew to infiltrate, but not impossible.

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