Posting political content in MSMG does not violate stream rules or any terms of service.

However targeting all users who do violated the following stream rule "If you feel like posting "I dislike [group] because of [xyz], don't. We understand that certain religions might not condone certain groups of people or actions. That does not mean you have to go out of your way to say that they're going to burn for it."

It’s understandable to feel overwhelmed or annoyed by content that doesn’t resonate with you or feels repetitive. Sometimes, stepping back or redirecting energy toward something positive or fulfilling can help ease those feelings.

If the initial disapproval was due to a violation of Terms of Use as in this case, then linking to, or posting a screenshot of that same content is again a violation of Terms as it tries to circumvent the disapproval.

It's important to clarify that the Labradoodle image is a public template available for anyone to use and does not represent you personally.

Drizzle shared a meme featuring Adolf Hitler and his close associates alongside a Labradoodle.
I recognize that the Labradoodle is a public template you designed, but it does not breach any terms of use, stream guidelines or rules.

An allegation states a claim as fact before it is verified, while a question seeks answers and clarification without inherently passing judgment.