Pakistani Culture?

“Culture� is defined in 164 ways, according to Wikipedia. However, often the best way to understand a word is to think about its root and the other branches which might have developed from that root. If we note that root of ‘culture’ is the same as that of ‘cultivate’ it becomes easier to talk about ‘culture’ and its corollaries. Asking “how much ‘cultured’ we are?� is the same as asking “how much ‘cultivated’ in our minds and manners we are.� With that slant, the tolerance in ‘Pakistani culture’ just shows lack of cultivation of our minds and manners. Intolerance and bigotry is not an aspect of ‘Pakistani culture’ as per se, but rather lack of ‘culture’ altogether in severely bruised Pakistan. In other words we don’t have any culture any more. Now this is a rather strong statement to highlight the point but it is not much far off from the mark.
Thinking about ‘culture’ in terms of mutual tolerance and ability to cooperate with each other, we can see that we can hardly call ourselves CULTIVATED as is obvious from our political, economic and moral scene. However, tt does not negate the fact that there are finest human being, and millions of them, in Pakistan and of Pakistani origin (I being one of them – ha ha). But the point is that collectively we are not truly ‘cultivated’. The Collective cultivation in a society most often manifests itself in the form of art, literature and politics. In what state we are in all these three areas? And Why? What so called 'Pakistani Culture' can possibly offer?"
That is a burning question and a huge subject. But I do invite the readers to throw some ideas as it is most relevant topic. Thank you Macbeth for bringing this up.