Religion should never be a reason to not follow the law.

It's been reported that the Amish communities in Ohio have largely been complying with mask mandates. But keep in mind the Amish are not a united group.

Of course those religious fanatics should wear masks in public. If they can’t handle the ways of society, they should remain apart from it. In fact, I thought that was their game to begin with? Maybe give em a swift kick to the ass!

The Amish have no religious mandate against mask that I am aware of. What state? What bishop? As @barjoe says, in Lancaster they are certainly wearing them at their businesses and when at other businesses.

Idea - start taking their pictures - that they have a mandate against in their religious beliefs.

I was in Lancaster back in July. I saw Amish wearing masks, I was surprised. If a customer gets in my face, I show them the door.

Why the hell should they be? This is the US (only one part of the America's) but people don't have the right to endanger others.

Mask it or casket. Magic won't protect anyone from getting covid. I believe it should be mandatory to wear a mask in public.

Masks are stupid. Absolutely no one should be required to wear one. If you are scared, it should be your responsibility to stay the hell home and away from society.
I’m not Amish, but it’s not my responsibility to make you feel safe. It’s 100% yours.

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I shop at a Mennonite store regularly. All the employees wear masks. My Amish egg providers do not, but they are at home when I interact with them. I wear a mask since I carry the risk of infection. I wear a mask everywhere outside my home, even if checking my post office box.

Sadly and Unfortunately, imo, the Western World has gone truly 'over the edge' with all of this Political Correctness, etc, etc.
Especially, for example, with the "Protecting of the Freedoms, etc, of Religions and Religious Minorities, etc, " imo.
In this day and age where Covid-19 is running, virtually rampant, through the human population should NOT ALL religious Freedoms, etc, be put aside for the Good of the WHOLE?

Yes he should have been in a more perfect America but I'm sure he wasn't.

Very few business owners want to alienate their customers for any reason.

I live in a part of Ohio close to an Amish community I also deal with Amish businesses, two in the last month everybody in there was wearing a mask the door said wear a mask or don't come in. They're also getting into solar power .

No one's religious beliefs should exclude them from taking whatever actions are determined to be in the best interests of the public health.
I don't care if they think their god will save them from whatever, they don't have any right to
endanger anyone else. Period.

If the person who got in your face touched you in any way, then it's assault.
If it's just a verbal confrontation, not assault.
Although, your employer (if they were present for the confrontation) should have bounced
that piece of shit right out the door and told them not to come back.