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The Amish people's right to be different

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The Amish people's right to be different er en engelsk-opgave, afleveret til karakteren 12. Fylder 2 sider (355 ord, ca. 2 min. læsning) og blev publiceret 9. december 2013.

This essay explores the question of whether the Amish people have the right to maintain their isolated way of life. It argues for the importance of cultural diversity and individual freedom, referencing the United States Constitution's principles of equality and the pursuit of happiness. The text emphasizes non-interference with their chosen lifestyle.

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En argumenterende opgave om amish-folkets ret til at leve anderledes. Teksten er sammenhængende og argumenterer for kulturel mangfoldighed og frihed.
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Fuldstændighed
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  • amish
  • kulturel mangfoldighed
  • menneskerettigheder
  • mindretal
  • religiøs frihed
  • samfundsintegration
  • usa forfatning

The Amish people live very isolated compared to the contemporary society. Is it okay to live like that? Do they have the right to be different?

What is Amish?Amish is a minority group and a religion. The religion is based on extreme protestant christen beliefs.A characteristic thing about The Amish is their very simple way of living. They live like most people lived in the 18th century.

My fundamental attitude is there should be room for everyone. So I definitely think the Amish people have every right to be different. They have the right to live with their own view and opinion of life as much as majorities have.

“It makes me very frustrated when people don’t respect the way of life we, Amish, have chosen,” express Faron from the Amish society.

“It’s our own choice to live in that way.”

We shouldn’t interfereI don’t think we have to interfere the Amish way of living. Everyone should live the way they want without any resistance. They handle it themselves. It’s their choice to live like that.

The United States ConstitutionThe Amish people have the right to be different according to The United States constitution:

"(...) We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their creator with certain unalienable rights, that among these are life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. (...)"

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