Niksik baji,
1- This is plain stereo typing. I have spent enough years here in Pakistan to say that this is a very very small percentage to generalize.
2- It is still not a normal thing. Yes there is the elite class going crazy over modernism but there is the ~80% of other Pakistanis who dislike this type of clothing and style. Here in Pakistan, you can tell your kids that they weren’t brought up with the same Islamic basic principles. Bad parenting should not be equalized with Bad country/culture!
3 - again the very same points - Stereo-typing & parent’s upbringing.
I studied in the top ranked school of Lahore with the ultimate elite class there. Yes there were those who went on dates, were west-lovers, wore vulgar clothes etc. But there was a vast majority of us who stuck to our style & principles. This was not because of the country or the people or the school, it was because of good parenting,simple!
If you are a good parent and you want to instill the Islamic concepts in your children you will be able to whether you are in Pakistan, Ethiopia, London, Paris, New York, iceland or lala land. If there is a ~20% elite class with these dressings there is an ~80% who dresses in moderation.
I don’t disagree with most of the posters views of not living in Pakistan as for security etc but tagging Pakistanis as a whole as un-islamic, without values, dirty dressers etc is equally wrong as well.