I am not sure if you understood my post. I am in no way saying "OOP is bad in general" or even "OOP is good in general". What I am saying is "I strongly prefer

I am not sure if you understood my post. I am in no way saying "OOP is bad in general" or even "OOP is good in general". What I am saying is "I strongly prefer Objective-C's object system over that of other languages." Then I provided examples of other object systems I liked, and how Objective-C feels close enough to them that I don't miss them when writing Objective-C. Maybe saying "flavor of OOP" was too vague, but I am talking about implementations of object systems, not the (ill-defined) notion of OOP. Using your analogy with hammers and screwdrivers, my post is less "I prefer screwdrivers over hammers" and more "I prefer screwdrivers with bit holders over screwdrivers without bit holders"