The government running deficits actually helps the economy grow when they spend the money on the correct things like helping people find jobs and pay for necessities or creating childcare spaces so parents can be productively involved in the workforce or run their independent businesses.
You guys consistently seem to think that the government running deficits is like individuals running household deficits. It's not. When you run a deficit it doesn't increase the amount of money you make at the end of the year most of the time, unless you're taking a business loan or a loan for an investment that will grow faster than the interest rate.
I never said or implied that running a country's debt is the same as an individual's debt. I agree that gov debt can be an investment that creates more GDP at the end of the day.
And individual, however, can also invest in good or bad things that grow their finances just like the government can. Student debt can be a good investment if you pay for a useful degree, and mortgage debt is usually good in the longterm as your house will escalate in value, and even a car loan can be good if you can only get to work by vehicle. If you're running up credit card debt to buy fancy clothes or vacations then that's another story.
How the gov vs individuals borrow is different, as is their ability to pay back debt or print money. As an individual it sure would be nice to take out a bigger mortgage to pay for a nicer house if I never had to pay back the mortgage and could let someone else's great grandkids pay for it.