That's a great list, and for a moment I thought you are going to lift this discussion to a scientific level. Like when kids are having a pillow fight in the living room and then the parents come home.
And then you are talking about a CFR below 1%, and only in the case of busting our healthcare system, you talk about "way more than 1%". Possibly 5%.
Most of the countries we look at for comparison have a CFR higher than 1%, many much higher. Italy has a CFR above 10% country-wide.
The CFR is even more dependent on variable numbers than the IFR. Which number isn't?
The number of deaths? That's the number when everything is literally too late.
My point was merely that we were dismally unprepared and that a lot more people are going to die "than needed to" (a bare minimum of mortality - whatever that might reflect). That's all.