That's just because you don't understand economics well enough

See, we print extra money when we create debt, which is a great big brain way to scale a very stable and very logical system. It scales with debt, which is basically wealth, right? And as long as everything always grows, people and enterprises are essentially taxed by the banks for everything that produces the underlying things money represents the economy grows. And everyone knows you either grow or die, that's just basic biology... Why do we need a system that makes money after we're dead?

How else would you do it? Have the government print money? How would they know how much to print? Math? Economics are too complex for math, otherwise the economic models I believe in religiously would make accurate predictions.

The solution is obvious - we just have to capitalism harder.

And yet here we are, sustaining it. Unless you can convince anybody that won’t continue, you won’t have much luck arguing against it.

People would stop purchasing non essentials, leading to degrowth which is exactly what we need!

Inflation benefits all debtors, not just the government. So poorer people who borrow benefit from inflation more than rich people who lend.

This is a common misconception.

When you take out a loan, the rate of inflation is added to the rate at which you borrow. Rich people have inflation hedge alternatives, but you don't have much credit alternatives. Because demand is less elastic than supply, this "tax incidence" falls on the poor borrower.

The only time this would help poor people is if the inflation is unexpected and thus not priced in already. But that can cause hyperinflation, which hurts everyone.