Uhh huh, so it's "pretty cut and dry" to you that I violated the policy, but also you want me to send you the policy because you have no idea what it says. And obviously I can't show you the video because they deleted it instantly since apparently appealing voided the 24-hour window they claimed I had to redownload it.
The fact that I'm the only person who had recently watched it wasn't a "counter argument", it was adding to the context that the whole removal was automated, and at no point was there an actual person who for instance went to the effort of reporting my video (because what is there to report? it's clips from a multiplayer video game)
So seemingly your position "well obviously he did something wrong because why else would a kind benevolent corporation like Google delete his content?"
The video title was a joking reference to all the videos coming out of Syria of dudes blowing up Assad's helicopters and tanks. And, of course, you can still find all those videos of real people dying in war all over YouTube but somehow their brilliant algorithm made sure my Battlefield 4 montage could no longer "glorify terrorism"