In our fractional reserve banking system, money that is in circulation is created by banks through the loan process.
When a person gets a loan from a bank, the bank creates new money to give to the person. The money supply (the total amount of money in circulation) expands by the loan amount. Banks can create money based on the fractional reserve ration that the private Federal Reserve banking corporation sets.
Since money is created as loans from banks and since that loan has to be paid back with interest, it means that as the money supply expands, so does debt. Debt expansion as money expands is simply an inevitable part of the system.
Paying off of debt is deflationary in our fractional reserve banking system. The less debt there is, the less money there is. Cutting of debt means cutting of existing money that is in circulation.
The reason why everyone seems to be in debt to banks at once is because money is debt and is created as debt through the loan process.
So whats the solution to the debt problem?