Do parents have an influence on their children?

sam —

Do you think parents who are not very islamic have an influence and a effect on their teenage children?


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madiha — Fri, 17 Mar 2006 - 20:12

[quote="nAS786"]wow that is one messed up family they seem to have alot of issues and explains her behaviour , with such a bad environment now wonder she turned out the way she did.


The part that really worries me is

[quote="sam"]her family is a bit messed up to be honest, i mean her brothers r married but they go out with 12 year olds and their in their late 20's/30. [/quote]


that is rape :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock:


so firstly that should be reported and if you are not 100% sure dont spread such vicous rumours, otherwise it needs reporting, maybe an anonymous call to protect yourself


too bad about their older brother , but its better than care homes they are full of crap


Well hopefully their sisters are good


this reminds me of a similar case with a family in liverpool where the family of 2 children and 2 adults, the stepdad abused the one disabled child and the 2 elders were criminals, when a neighbour reported it the children were sent to care step father jailed and elders sent to rehab for his drug addiction.[/quote]


thats so sad... its so upsetting to hear about kids getting abused and stuff

do u know the other thing that really gets to me is child labour!!!!! it should be illegal everywhere!!!!


Seraphim — Fri, 17 Mar 2006 - 21:04

If child labour was made illegal where would these kids get money to feed themselves?


You've gotta remember not all countries are well off as Britain and have a welfare state that will look after the kids. I do not condone child labour but its a means for the poor to make ends meat.


madiha — Sat, 18 Mar 2006 - 15:46

[quote="Seraphim"]If child labour was made illegal where would these kids get money to feed themselves?


You've gotta remember not all countries are well off as Britain and have a welfare state that will look after the kids. I do not condone child labour but its a means for the poor to make ends meat.[/quote]


well they should at least get a pay rise!!! 10p for working 24 hours is downright slave labour... thats what gets me angry the most, especially when big companies like Gap and Nike use child labour..


yashmaki — Mon, 20 Mar 2006 - 10:10

yeah and worse ppl like us cash in on these brand names thinking little of slave labour i detest gap :x . We just want the designer tags. the pretty little shoes. We have a responsiblity in this, we have to change our thinking.


equanimity — Mon, 20 Mar 2006 - 15:54

[quote="yashmaki"]yeah and worse ppl like us cash in on these brand names thinking little of slave labour i detest gap :x . We just want the designer tags. the pretty little shoes. We have a responsiblity in this, we have to change our thinking.[/quote]


i hate gap, btw someone told me it stands for Gay and Proud because the designer was gay, when i found out i threw my only gap jeans straight in the bin.


*DUST* — Mon, 20 Mar 2006 - 18:36

[quote="nAS786"]someone told me it stands for Gay and Proud because the designer was gay, when i found out i threw my only gap jeans straight in the bin.[/quote]

lol someone told my mom that and she stopped us all from shopping there. but it sounds like one of those internet rumours. the slave labour is a much better reason to not shop at GAP.


equanimity — Tue, 21 Mar 2006 - 02:12

[quote="*DUST*"][quote="nAS786"]someone told me it stands for Gay and Proud because the designer was gay, when i found out i threw my only gap jeans straight in the bin.[/quote]

lol someone told my mom that and she stopped us all from shopping there. but it sounds like one of those internet rumours. the slave labour is a much better reason to not shop at GAP.[/quote]


yeh it is a better reason but if you tell some one that and they still buy gap there either gay :shock: or like getting laughed at 😂


Nike is the worse for child labour, they pay £5 for material, 10p an hour for child labour :x and then sell the trainers for £120 :shock:


lets all boycott nike or buy fakes 😂


You — Wed, 22 Mar 2006 - 00:22

I have never bought nike.


Inshallah I never will.


(however its more to do with them making shoddy products than the ethical side of things, even thpough the ethics do have 1% in it....)


madiha — Wed, 22 Mar 2006 - 08:41

[quote="Admin"]I have never bought nike.


Inshallah I never will.


(however its more to do with them making shoddy products than the ethical side of things, even thpough the ethics do have 1% in it....)[/quote]


i jst dont necesarily follow sport and designer names, i jst buy what i like and what appeals to me