Don't hate the players, hate the game.
People are a product of thier environment. The UK government participates in social engineering to keep immigrants from thriving. The children from poorer backgrounds and poor white people can't go to the successful state schools (which are located in the rich white suburbs). In the rich neighbourhoods police will be around to check out the slightest infractions, meanwhile in poorer areas drug dealers operate with impunity, street drinking is permitted, there aren't increased police patrols and anti social behaviour is not challenged. Outside of your doors the world is criminal openly and very successful for it.
As for all the BS generalisations about Mirpuris, 10 times as many of us are successful as those there are unsuccessful.
You laugh at taxi drivers either because you are foolish, jealous or both.
In the UK the brothers who drive taxis buy nice houses in the richer suburbs, all thier houses are extended, they have villas in Pakistan too and thier wives drive Audis.
My father was a Taxi driver, his children are doctors, pharmacists and me (who is a computer scientist).
My parents were illiterate. Neither of them finished matric. They were refugees who didn't have food to eat, shoes to wear and grew up in a single room belonging to strangers. My father was working as a child and came to the UK alone at 15. His first wage in a factory wasn't even an adult rate. He bought lands, he built houses, he married off his siblings, he bought them land and built them houses. He did all this as a labourer.
My mother's family have been made refugees 3 times in 70 years. First at partition, then when Mangla dam was built, then again when it flooded during the 90's. They live 20 minutes drive away from a dam which took thier homes twice. Meanwhile they don't get a steady supply of electricity.
We Mirpuris are aware of what "ehsan" you Pakistanis have done for us. We are eternally grateful for the corrupt remote control drones you appoint in AJK every few years as our overlords.
Keep the facts in mind when making judgements.