Try contacting YouTube, or having the python script be hosted somewhere else. Also, what is up with people here completely ignoring the question so they can say something different?
I literally laughed at this. How is he supposed to talk to a real person at Youtube? Professional Youtube people who get millions of views have to rant and rave and get something trending on Twitter before a human will look at their case.
GamersNexus got one of their videos age-restricted, mailed with people high up in the YouTube Partner Program tree, and was not able to get the video fixed until some viewers who work at Google were aware of it and did manual internal escalation [0]
Here's my guess: It's somewhat common knowledge that it's almost impossible to get real human intervention when YouTube's or Google's systems sanction someone.
So people are moving on to the next question, "Okay, so what can I do in this situation?"
How would hosting the python script elsewhere help?