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although that means that i have to start complaining that i spent 300 trillion dollars and need more money
If you change it from banks to the federal government providing you the money. Or, more accurately, the deficit is in and of itself irrelevant (it's how it affects other things that matters), and the federal debt is just how much money has been created and not been destroyed yet.
It's possible but difficult for Brazil, India, Argentina, Mexico, and any other country that has its own currency (as opposed to using someone else's currency, like the Euro, for instance).
Though it DOES require taxes to create demand for the currency, in the above countries taxes do not fund federal programs because the federal government has a monopoly on the manufacture of their currency. So they literally can't run out of money unless they want to, and spending more only can cause inflation if they've fully employed all their resources.
Hope this helps, man!
I have no idea what is causing that issue, sorry. It works on mine and quite a lot of others. Perhaps explaining the issues that you have a little more would help us diagnose what the issue could be.