

Yes I agree with this for the most part. I do think maybe it leaves a few open questions about the issue in place for me. For example, China still has a national bourgeois class that it has control over. People like Jack Ma for example. A lot of these people seem to be useful to them internationally. And domestically they prevent them from gaining political power. I’m not quite sure how they managed this, or how it could be replicated elsewhere. To have a socialist state where the national bourgeois is weaponized in its favor. Then there’s the question of states where there is no real non-bourgeois force at all. Not that is organized. It would seem to me in this case it might be best to keep the international and national bouregois in a state of stalemate while we attempt to develop a vanguard in that state. Since allowing either to dominate may lead to a much more hostile political environmnt and security situation.
I also think there’s a bit of a phenomenon where say the national bourgeois are in power; They will feel threatened by the rising proletarian forces and will turn to the international bourgeois for their security. Leading to them handing over national resources as payment for this support. So how should we handle these situations? It seems the only answer would be to weaken the international bouregois enough they aren’t a viable way to remain in power any longer? It’s all seemingly quite complicated.















You need to keep in mind that most laptops are not going to have 2 ethernet ports(or even 1 these days). You will need 1 port to connect to your modem and 1 port to provide the network to an AP. All ports aren’t created equal. If you want good speeds you want to find something with 2 good ethernet ports. Your internet speed will determine what is good enough for you port wise. If you are fine with pretty slow speeds then a laptop can work and you can use a usb to ethernet adapter but that’s a bit janky. If you intend to use the built in wifi card for the AP just know it won’t be nearly as good as a dedicated AP. Check out the Lenovo ThinkCentre line. It has some good options with decent ports. As for a UPS you can sometimes find something better by looking at “Solar Power Generators” instead. They’re basically just batteries with an inverter and outlets on them. And they can recharge from solar which is why they have the name. But a lot of times they’re the better bang for your buck than a normal UPS. And if you got a few solar panels you could hook them up to it. Which it sounds like might be useful to you in general.