I could not care less. If it was not a prince it would have been a corrupt civilian official. I think you have great experience with that category of people in Pakistan. Also who told you that princes or people in general cannot earn their own money?.
Clearly your articulation on this particular topic is justifying this decadent activity, because only a simpleton fool would advocate the conjecture mentioned by you above. Civilian corruption does exists, however the State does not openly provide stipend monthly allowances for them to spend on extravagant events, such as purchasing high class prostitutes which your community must be familiar with. I have the courage to at least admit the notion that corruption exists in Pakistan and the gates of hell fire is awaiting for them. However, when a person loves to spit shine shoes for his master then his spineless body has no will power to speak against the injustice of his society. Are you denying the assumption that the State does not provide a monthly stipend to each prince? How else did this prince magically purchase a house worth $37 million at the age of 29 and a known drug addict to boot.