英文天天写：“杀马特”现象
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背景介绍：
时下越来越多的人在讨论“杀马特”现象。这个源自于网络的词汇描述那些20岁上下，通常只收到中学教育，没有什么谋生技能，住在城乡结合部的群体。但和“屌丝”（很多中产阶级如今拿这个词语来自嘲）不同，这个略带侮辱性的词语却被用来给某个群体贴上标签——边缘化且品位低下。
话题：
1、你如何看待这些词语背后的社会现象（阶层分化）？
2、你还知道哪些词语表现出不同社会阶层中的疏离感？
范例1：
For anyone who is fond of surfing on Internet, it could be almost impossible for he/she not to notice the buzz word – ‘Sha Ma Te’, which means ‘smart’ in English. Actually, the word has no relation with smart at all. According to Baidu, it is acknowledged as a semi-culture in China, which widely exists in the badly educated youngsters with exaggerated dressing-up.
This world, as far as I am concerned, is an absolutely offensive word to a particular social group. Our mainstream society shows contempt for the ‘Sha Ma Te’ group because of their bad tastes and low skills. The privliage of using of it reveals a dangerous sign of splitting society. Many other similar words like ‘Diao Si’ and ‘Tu Hao’ all reflect this dangerous change in people’s mind. Our society is being divided into different groups and the boundaries between them are becoming clearer. In other words, due to the fixability of social stratum, the chances of changing one’s social states are really fading into distance. And that is the thing our leaders should try their best to avoid.
范例2：
Social labelling is a common phenomenon. It ties in closely with stereotyping and profiling. By labelling a group, a general impression of people belonging to that group is created. Even in a school, there are groups like the jocks, the geeks, the nerds, the teachers' pets, the whiz, the punks, etc. This in itself is neither good nor bad. The name is meant to give an overall impression. Of course not every person in the group behaves in a certain way. The problem arises when the name given implies inferiority. When such a name becomes a stigma, it is truly hurtful to the people being labelled.
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