Thanks for the elaboration. I see why you're upset and don't want to be forced into the position of creating a proposal. On the other hand, Steem is dying and recovering your Hive would be a nice financial boost. So I think the best case scenario is for you to receive Hive via a proposal.
I think that the content of this post proves that it was not an airdrop to begin with
I'm not sure I follow. Can you elaborate on what the screenshots show? I think airdrop versus no airdrop is largely semantics. Hive was a hardfork that erased your stake and assets on the new chain, but not on Steem. The Hive hardfork did not attempt to halt the Steem chain. It did offer the market the opportunity to deem one chain as lesser value.
The screenshot shows the Hive block explorer's record that my stake was not erased, but transferred out of my account after Hive launched. The point is that it was not an erase and then airdrop. It was a transfer of my legitimately acquired stake.
In all, it is proof that there was briefly a stake in my account that was removed.