Well Brett, I suspect you either don't have all that large a population, they haven't been there that long, or you really aren't all that the close to them.
States, and municipalities all over this region are fighting the use of steel wheeled buggies and horse shoes on their roads. They absolutely do more damage than a loaded truck. Then you move on to steel wheeled tractors and implements and they'll destroy a road in a single season if they use it enough.
As to their moral character, they're no more of less human than the rest of us. Rest assured that down here where we have huge populations of Amish, their kids are just as liable to show up on the police reports for drug and alcohol abuse as any other english sect.
A little Google work just might open your eyes a bit as to the saintly impressions you have of your neighbors.
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