What was that old joke? " Methinks everyone is crazy except me and thee, and I'm not so sure about thee."

Ah, you can say the nicest things.

You can tell, very easily, that the left is not aware of their own behavior or actions...we Always catch em...

I decided to look a bit closer into this hoax about David Hogg not being at the school during the shooting and his phony video as you claimed. I found that people on the internet are discrediting that he was even at the school because of a single quote he gave in an interview to CBS, here is the quote used to discredit him:
"On the day of the shooting, I got my camera and got on my bike and rode as fast as I could three miles from my house to the school to get as much video and to get as many interviews as I could because I knew that this could not be another mass shooting."
Hogg has said in multiple interviews, and has been corroborated by multiple witnesses, Hogg was sitting in class when the shooting began. Hogg returned to his high school later that day, in the evening, specifically to document the aftermath of the shooting he had just experienced.
RedState.com was one outlet known to break this story of Hogg not being at school, and then later retracted the story with this quote:
"After reviewing all of this, it appears that the problem was that CBS included a very confusing quote without context. Hogg was on campus during the shooting and returned several hours later to interview people across the street. The original story remains below, in strikethrough. I am sorry for the error and have updated the post accordingly."
The final update on RedState.com includes a video interview of David Hogg and also video of himself and other students in a closet during the shooting:
https://www.redstate.com/sarah-rumpf/...
What I find odd is that there is little fact checking of these types of outlandish stories by what I thought were objectivists on this platform. You appear to be more willing to believe a farfetched tale about crisis actors and phony videos with an evil plan of taking away the 2nd amendment. Just because someone makes the claim somewhere doesn't make it newsworthy or true, you should still do some fact checking to verify what you read. Case in point, someone else on the internet showed a picture of David Hogg in a yearbook photo and claimed that he went to high school with Hogg in California, raising all kinds of suspicion. This was proven false when people recognized the yearbook photo as being from the Stoneman Douglas yearbook, where other kids in the pictures are shown wearing high school shirts that clearly display their Eagles Mascot. The fact is there is no truth in your claim that David Hogg was not at the school during the shooting per multiple reports and eye witnesses. Can you really sit there and discredit students and faculty that have corroborated to police that David Hogg was at the school during the shooting? While I may not agree with David Hogg on the subject of gun control, I'm not going to discredit what he did in fact experience because of a political issue that he and I disagree on (and I do disagree with his gun control beliefs), and I'm not going to jump to conclusions on the first article I read that claims David Hogg is a phony. The fact is you've already made up your mind about this teenage kid and will use whatever you can to discredit him even this retracted story that no longer holds any weight. My question is Why? Why is it not possible to you that this kid is coping with his experience by actively trying to change laws that he feels would make kids safer (keep in mind, I disagree with this portion, but I do understand he is trying to effect a change)? If you're going to throw more sites making the claim that David Hogg was not at school during the shooting, just do me the decency of fact checking your sources first. I'm willing to read any reports you may be able to provide if you think it will change my mind on the subject.