The IRS just announced that they have $688 billion dollars a year in uncollected taxes.
Why on earth would you trust the IRS on that? And how much would it cost to go after that money? Any attempt to collect it will go to court for years anyway. The supposed "uncollected taxes" are the IRS claiming that people filed forms wrong. There's no proof of that. The IRS has been claiming for years that they need more money to extract more money from citizens. Why would you believe them?
The US government is not your kitchen table. That debt is for a reason. It connects and ties foreign nations to the US Dollar, massively inflating it's value and allowing us to buy super cheap import goods, making our economy stronger. It's a form of economic imperialism.
I have no idea what you're talking about, and I'm sure you don't either. Why would the government be like a kitchen table? What metaphor are you trying to go for here?
Debt is debt. It's money owed. A liability. You're right in that the US has an easy "escape hatch" for escaping debt in that it can just print itself more dollars. But that route leads to hyperinflation and a destroyed economy.
But again, if for some reason you want to ignore all that, just make the 1% pay their bills.
You want to ensure that our economy crashes? Make the US inhospitable as a place to run a business. Business tax in the US is already too high; if you chase off the people who run the economy, you will utterly destroy the US.
The only way out is to cut costs and start paying off our debt. Most of what the federal government spends money on is wasted anyway. There's no reason to "make the 1% pay their bills" (by which you really mean "tax hikes") when you can balance the budget simply by cutting unnecessary expenses.