You’re getting distracted by unrelated concerns. Hint: pay attention to the part where I say > Regardless of the above, when I say 'system' I'm referring to a

You’re getting distracted by unrelated concerns. Hint: pay attention to the part where I say > Regardless of the above, when I say 'system' I'm referring to a cryptosystem, not the other parts of the software stack. If your cryptosystem is compromised nothing else matters. Your argument seems to be “we shouldn’t worry about secure cryptosystems because these other unrelated things could go wrong,” which I’m not interested in debating with you.