Ok, you want names and google searches are beyond you:
At universities there is Carl Heneghan, Karol Sikora, Martin Kulldorff, Stephen Bremner, Helen Colhoun, Eitan Friedman, Sunetra Gupta, Sucharit Bhakdi, David Livermore, Anthony J Brookes, Gabriela Gomes, Angus Dalgleish, Sylvia Fogel, Uri Gavish, Jay Bhattacharya, Mike Hulme, David Katz, Laura Lazzeroni, Michael Levitt, Jonas Ludvigsson, Paul McKeigue, Motti Gerlic, Andrius Kavaliunas, Rodney Sturdivant, Simon Thornley, Ellen Townsend, Simon Wood, Cody Meissner, Lisa White, Ariel Munitz, Yaz Gulnur Muradoglu, Partha P. Majumder, Matthew Ratcliffe, Udi Qimron, Mario Recker, Eyal Shahar etc. etc.
There are also numerous people working outside universities in pharma companies or the private sector with medical expertise who are against lockdown as well as many economists.
Links to 200k prediction - www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2020/07/19/lockdown-may-cost-200k-lives-government-report-shows/
metro.co.uk/2020/07/20/coronavirus-lockdown-cause-200000-extra-deaths-13014848/
Once again google is your friend. You could have found that out for yourself.
Yes you can make comparisons to Peru. You can also make comparisons with Sweden. You can't just pick and choose countries based on how they support your position.
The bullshit and scattershot assertions are yours and you produce no supporting evidence yourself. You simply haven't bothered to read the opposing case which is why, even now you want me to spoon feed you everything.
Of course people are confused, Our most basic freedoms have been taken away and we are being forced to help trash the economy for a virus whose death rate doesn't justify the overreaction. The NHS wasn't overwhelmed during the actual crisis in March and certainly isn't now when the death rate is normal and steady for the time of year.
Once again you fail to suggest how lockdown is going to save us in the longterm or deal with the huge costs to the economy and lives as a result of the lockdown.