Watch the moment Conservative Party campaigner Hugo Rasenberg is called a "Nazi" in an astonishing outburst by a man on the street.
Sharing the incident on social media, the Birmingham City Council candidate captured the moment a man approached him on the street and unleashed a sickening outburst.
While filming his interactions with locals in Harborne, Birmingham, Mr Rasenberg captured a moment when a man called him a “Nazi” before walking away.
Shocked into disbelief, the young Tory asked his peers: "Did he just call me a Nazi? He's holding a Union Jack M&S bag?"
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Conservative campaigner Hugo Rasenberg was approached and 'threatened' by a passer-by
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Mr Rasenberg then approached the man to ask him for clarity on why he thinks he is a "Nazi".
When the man appeared angered by being filmed, the candidate replied that he “doesn’t need permission to film in Harborne.”
The man responded: "If you're out here politicking, you do. You're here for political purposes. It's your job to make sure you're not breaking the law."
Asking the local why he accused him of being a "Nazi", Mr Rasenberg said: "Do you mind me asking, sir? You were calling me a Nazi, why were you calling me a Nazi?"
The man responded: "Because you're a Conservative."
Pressing him further, the candidate asked: "Do you recognise me as a Conservative?"
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Mr Rasenberg tried to reason with the man, asking why he had called him a 'Nazi'
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The man responded: "I've seen your leaflet that you sent out, you're about 20 minutes away from Reform."
Noticing he is being filmed, the man then fumed: "Have you got this on camera? Are you recording me? You can delete that."
He then approached the person filming and attempted to take the phone from their hand.
Mr Rasenberg took issue with the individual's behaviour, warning him: "Don't threaten my videographer. You don't need to be so aggressive to my videographer."
The man appeared to square up to Mr Rasenberg, telling him 'I'll f***ing ruin you'
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The man became more agitated, hitting back: "Don't f***ing touch me, don't ever get near me. Stop filming that, mate. I'll f***ing ruin you, delete that now."
Calling out the man's actions, Mr Rasenberg stated: "You're calling me a Nazi for talking about Union Jacks, you're holding a bag that's got a Union Jack on it. That's a Nazi flag?"
The man hit back: "It's from Marks and Spencer, and you're very much mistaken. Nazi's put them up on poles."
As Mr Rasenberg assured he "doesn't put flags up on poles", the man jibed: "Oh f**k off, you little c**t."
GB News has approached West Midlands Police for comment.
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