The point is not the absolute number of British-Pakistani grooming gangs, but the fact that the rate of this type of crime is significantly higher among British-Pakistani man.
I got that point, but my point is that is not a fact. Reference the police data on this and the studies I have linked in the thread. There is no ethnicity that is over-represented beyond normal statistical noise when it comes to group based sexual exploitation of children in the U.K..
But part of that is recognising that there seems to be something about the culture these British-Pakistani men exist in that tells them this is acceptable behaviour.
It would have to be British culture then as they offend at essentially the same rate as all other British men.
… it’s still valid to acknowledge this aspect of the problem of the gangs, that British-Pakistani men are disproportionately more likely to be involved in them.
No, they are not more likely to be involved in them. Again look at the links posted upthread.