There is nothing wrong with an Amish household nor with homeschooling, though we do neither. I am forever surprised though at how the left readily disparages the life choices and habits of others and then have the audacity to call themselves "tolerant." Its like they can not stand for people to not be dupes and followers and jump on their bandwagon.
Anyhoo. My children certainly have access to TV and the internet. But we are a very busy family. They are very busy children as they are expected to get straight A's or at least honor roll, play instruments, are in several extra circulars, and we also travel frequently. We don't follow any sports at all since we gave up the NFL last year, which was a great learning opportunity for the kids, and so they probably could hardly come up with more than a handful of professional athletes. When they aren't busy doing their chores, schoolwork or other activities, they play. Like kids. Not on devices. They play make believe games, make forts, build ramps to jump with their bikes, etc. They do crafts and stuff like legos and build robots and model air planes and climb trees. We also do a TON of family activities and travel quite a bit. They are certainly not deprived nor is their media heavily censored beyond age appropriate content. Its merely that we are busy, we don't put a premium AT ALL on media, and basically actively work to keep them far more engaged with living life and way too interested in our next adventure or their next adventure, to follow along with the adventures and antics of a bunch of celebrities.