We would appreciate it if @TwitterSupport or @bundesrat could point out exactly which "German law(s)" prohibit the sharing of video footage of anti-totalitarianism protesters getting sprayed with water cannons by the German police. 
Apologies ... we are getting a little confused by @Twitter's censorship notices. It appears the above censorship notice was about the censorship of an @OffGuardian0 tweet, not ours. This is the one of ours that Twitter is censoring ...
We are also no longer sure whether @Twitter is censoring our below tweet, or whether their censorship notice refers to a separate tweet of ours that they are censoring. Again, we apologize for any confusion caused by our misreading of Twitter's censorship notices.
We would, however, still appreciate a prompt response from @TwitterSupport and/or the @bundesrat explaining exactly which German laws our content has allegedly violated (thus warranting Twitter's censorship thereof), and any additional explication of Twitter's censorship policy.
Not to keep banging on about this, but a prompt reply from @TwitterSupport and/or the @bundesrat clarifying their respective censorship policies would be very helpful, so that we can avoid future corporate/state censorship of our content. For example, this tweet ... how's this?
Seriously, we don't mean to be annoying, but we're a bit confused as to how @Twitter and Germany's @bundesrat censorship policies work. For example, this tweet by an ex-judge in Berlin calling for dissidents to be "sent to camps" doesn't warrant censorship, but our content does?
We're terribly sorry to keep going on and on about this, but it would really help to clarify things if @TwitterSupport and/or the @bundesrat could explain why our content warrants censorship, but this tweet by a Berlin politician *calling for dissidents to be deported* does not.
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