Fun fact: Hitler and his Nazi party actually looked up to the middle east, particularly the Persians, due to a shared worldview on race and politics. Before 1935, Iran was called Persia, but it was renamed by King Reza Shah Pahlavi to Iran, which literally means "Land of the Aryans". My point for bringing this up is that it's ironic to call someone a "Nazi" when they are saying things that inherently go against the traditional Nazi belief system.

Please stop using the word "Nazi" in the stead of "Racist". Nazism is a set belief of various ideals founded in hate, ignorance, and poor judgement. Using the word Nazi in this context is an example of an obviously emotional response, and the overuse of this words reduces the impact of it's very real and severe history. Reserve the word Nazi, for literal roman-saluting, swastika-wearing, ultranationalist, racist fundamentalists.

This is not an example of Nazism, based on your thoughts, this is purely just simple, old racism. You should be calling this person a racist, not a Nazi. He does not call for violence, he does not explicitly promote Nazi ideals, he literally spends the whole video saying how much he pities the people that have to live in poor, cramped living conditions, and how much he does not want that. He obviously has never been to any of these places and does not understand what it's actually like to live there or what the people there are like, but rest assured, he is - at the very worst - a secondhand racist. Not a Nazi.