No, it is unsafe and highly destructive to continue operating a residential washing machine that shakes, rattles, or vibrates violently during wash cycles. Chronic severe shaking places extreme mechanical stress on internal components, which can snap suspension springs, fracture outer plastic tubs, rupture internal water supply hoses, or cause the appliance to "walk" across the floor and shear off its plumbing connections, resulting in a major indoor flood or electrical short circuit. You can troubleshoot vibration safety easily by pausing the cycle immediately. You can verify that your machine is safe for operation when adjusting the leveling feet, redistributing the laundry load, or repairing worn suspension components eliminates the violent shaking completely and allows stable, quiet operation.
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