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Poppycock.

I base my views of Islam on the thousands of people they murder and torture every year. I have a problem with the incitement to murder westerners. But that's a whole other thread.

I know what kids are like. They eat Haribo, play on their X-Factor boxes and jump off low walls. I've seen them.

They asked local kids to do it. My parents thought it would do me good so they sent me. Too hard a concept for today's Me Me Me generation to grasp?

Indeed I was just sent to do it. Kids used to do that.

Not being into a religion that condones the oppression and murder of it's own people is not anti-Islamic. Thinking that children shouldn't expect payment for every helpful thing they do is not pro-child labour. If you think that's trolling then so b

Keep your Alan's on Dorothy. There were plenty of things I was made to do as a kid that I didn't expect payment for. Scoring for the local cricket team, Rugby linesman, pitch maintenance etc. To use your rather aggressive parlance, I've already put up Son, so now you can shut up.

I give up. No wonder we have a nation of wimp children if the average parenting attitude on here is any indication of the state of the nation.

If he's that commited why ask for money. Or is it a case of the old pushy parent?

Uhm, you tell them that's what they are doing this Sunday. Simple.

Oh I read it. If more kids did stuff without the bribe of being paid we may have more tolerable children.

In my day kids were expected to do such things and appreciated the chance and if we didn't we certainly wouldn't have expected our Father's to ask about money on our behalf. Bloody sad state of affairs.

Nonsense Edit. I think you meant constitutes not construes.

He's 14, why should anyone pay him. 25 quid for a days work for a 14 yr old? Not bad. Stop being a knob.