I'm not quite sure if I see a question here . We have many Amish in my area of New York, and there are more moving in all the time. Mostly from the state of Maryland.
I've had many dealings with them and all were favorable. Long story short, if I had to trust an Amish person who I did not know personally, I'd be more apt to trust him over a non Amish person I did not know.
Why? Simple. General society used to have bad behavior kept in check by "social control" instead of inane laws. If you did something wrong, people looked down on you for it, i.e. YOU got called on it, publically.
Now? Seems many if not most people do whatever the heck they want and behave as if it's OK because "everybody else" does it too.
The Amish still maintain old-fashioned social control and peer pressure within their communities. So yeah, they're human like anyone else, but the bad ones are more apt to be kept in check, or banned from the community.
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