It's hard to believe that you are arguing in good faith if you're trying to suggest that Brazil is anywhere close to doing well when it comes to COVID.
I don't even know where to start. Even though you're lucky to be able to work from home, it sounds like you're taking on a lot of burden to keep those around you safe.
Rather than compare countries that did horribly or slightly less horribly, I would give several counterpoints from Asian countries that took strict but short measures early on and have now been living free without dying for it. Waste of time in this thread though. I hope you be OK soon.
Brazil does not.
The results in both countries are basically the same, when using COVID deaths per capita as the primary measure.
How can you conclude logically that Brazil's no-lockdown approach is a failure?
Its not realistic to compare to East-Asian countries which are in many cases wealthy islands with strong borders and homogenous populations.
Lockdown interrupts regular medical care and worsens the health of the existing population, from things like decreased activity and poorer diets [2]:
[1]https://news.sky.com/story/coronavirus-lockdown-may-have-ind... [2]https://time.com/5949263/pandemic-weight-gain/