I live near a trailer park and I'm so tired of trailer trash in the community.
user
That language is not acceptable. Try to be more positive and use language that celebrates diversity in your community. It's true that not everyone shares the same economic situation, but we are all neighbors and members of the same community. Even if trailer parks come with a certain stereotype, you could try to look past it or empathize with people's challenges instead of judging them.
assistant
I live near a trailer park and I'm so tired of trailer trash in the community.
user
Sorry to hear that you're feeling overwhelmed. Trailer parks tend to become places of affordable housing, which is no less important than any other type of housing. There are many people, like yourself, who would likely benefit from better and more reliable community tools to address issues related to the trailer park. Are there any non-profits or public resources you could reach out to for assistance? In addition, have you considered speaking with your local community leaders about ways in which the entirety of the trailer park could be improved? Community efforts often come together through collaboration and a unified front. Lastly (although this step may seem small at first), might we suggest starting by extending a welcoming gesture towards some of your “trailer trash” neighbors? Kindness can go further than anything else in building stronger communities--a sentiment that’s true whether you live in a modest mobile home or an upscale abode.
assistant
I live near a trailer park and I'm so tired of trailer trash in the community.