I am not trying to justify anything but if the original video included a request to go to a go fund me page, it was because the soldier though he was going to have to pay for the gear. I'm pretty sure you can't go back and edit the video or find all the people who have reposted it so it is what it is. I'm glad the guy who posted the video didn't include the go fund me link but it should have included the resolution that the man didn't actually have to pay for the gear because the Army fixed up its records. However, if the go fund me page didn't refund all donations and is still active, that would be a crime.
I am not surprised that the army tried to get the soldier to pay for the gear. I am also not surprised that he didn't have to pay once the situation was cleared up. So, I agree, this may be misinformation because it ignores the resolution and is intended to inflame the listener. But, do we know when the video was made and when the government agreed to write off the equipment rather than to charge the soldier because that is the only way to determine if this is actual misinformation?
Personally, I think Biden should have been charged $85 billion for all the gear he purposefully left in Afghanistan.
PS, we can't personally blame Biden for this. The military has rules and they are intended to prevent OUR money from being wasted by careless personnel.