nah i never really noticed any issues like that growing up in northern lancaster county most people just accept it as a way of life and when i was young i thought there were amish everywhere not just primarily in lancaster county i'm sure there are some youths that have yelled nasty things and i can recall a couple times where the newspaper's police log mentioned vandalism or verbal abuse but by and large it's not at all a common occurrence oh apart from when the amish teenagers are playing with the electronics in the supermarket i'll admit even i smirk at that but people are usually respectful enough to keep their chuckling to themselves all of the amish i know are understanding that they lead a very different way of life and simply ignore any insults thrown their way as they tell me the major concern between them and the outside world consists of two things rising costs of living and road safety to them public image is irrelevant