If God hated trailer parks there wouldn't be any. Tornados show no mercy, especially to light, unanchored construction. Why doesn't God hate tornados?

I think the only one who can truly answer this is legenday Philadelphia meterologist, Glenn 'Hurricane' Schwartz.   -just a sidenote, whenever I'm visiting family in Philadelphia, I always tune in to 'Hurricane'....that guy is funny.

Naaahhh, God just has a piece of an aluminum siding factory.

kind of offensive since it is implying he hates the people who live in those trailers. take it from somone who used to live in a  14 by 70 foot mobile home. when those high winds hit and those sides of the mobile home start to violently rattle, some of us are praying to God.

This statement is offensive. . .and pretty damn funny. . .CS doesn't live in California or a trailer park to avoid earthquakes, race riots, and tornadoes. . .Allah's way of population or moral control. . .

Really a dumb question and an offensive statement.

No, it's the government that limits them to tornado zones...

Almost every type of weather can do a bit of damage to a trailer park, it just becomes more widely known when a twister shreds them.

No. If that where true, South Phoenix would have alot of tornados coming.

How about the people who construct them in tornado zones constantly?

Is pouring rain God's way of saying he hates England?

Probably because if gods like me he must really hate trailor parks.

Heck, I've noticed that I get at least ten other television channels when my trailer is stuck in one of them there funnels. And I'm finally earning frequent flier miles, too!

It's his way of proving that trailers fly farther than actual houses.

God loves everyone. However, even he can't forgive the tackiness of certain Jerry Springer guests who sometimes provoke a holy rolling out of their double wides.

I think it may just be his way of demonstrating that wind is stronger than thin sheets of metal.

Maybe he's only trying to save those folks from a worse fate... abduction by space aliens.