Amish majority

Amish majority is recognition that at current rates of population growth by Amish and decline by other demographics, it is possible or even likely that Amish will attain a majority in the United States in 200 years.[1] The Amish population today is about 355,000 and is doubling every 20 years, which means in 200 years it would become more than 355 million at that rate.

## Advantages to Amish culture[edit]

Significant advantages to Amish culture, which enhance their long-term success, include:

* no addiction to video games or NFL-watching
* never be stranded in an airport, as vaccine tyrants limit the availability of pilots and flight attendants
* not subjected to the average 3.1 hours per day wasted watching television by non-Amish[2]
* avoidance of harm caused by vaccination, including as almost no autism
* self-sufficient and off-the-grid, thereby avoiding harm caused by increased power outages
* immune from the harmful liberal propaganda pushed in schools
* immune from the influence and harm by the liberal media
* exemption from the increasing burdens of Social Security
* avoidance of costly insurance as a way of life
* strong adherence to the Bible with the many benefits that confers
* mostly immune from the high energy costs caused by the global warming alarmist socialists[3]
* puts young men to work, rather than have lots of unemployment young men with idle time for mischief

## Disadvantages of Amish culture[edit]

* An un-American rejection of cars. As evident from movies, songs, and other parts of popular culture, the American car has played a central, positive role in the growing up and motivation of young men.[4]

But liberals are eliminating the muscle cars, and horse-and-buggy is an affordable alternative to impractical, expensive electric cars!

## References[edit]

1. ↑ https://anabaptistworld.org/amish-population-growing-and-moving/
2. ↑ https://www.usnews.com/news/best-states/articles/2021-07-22/americans-spent-more-time-watching-television-during-covid-19-than-working#:~:text=The survey uses data gathered,time than they spent working.
3. ↑ But Amish are harmed by higher energy costs to some extent, as discussed here
4. ↑ War on American Cars, Andy Schlafly, January 22, 2022