> "(...) OO is actually pretty shit (...)" Relief washes over me in an awesome wave when I read this line. No, no, I'm not attempt to mindlessly bash OO. But

> "(...) OO is actually pretty shit (...)" Relief washes over me in an awesome wave when I read this line. No, no, I'm not attempt to mindlessly bash OO. But I've worked over the years with folks that put OO as some sort of holy rules. When arguing X vs. Y the discussion goes well until someone says "Y is wrong, Y violate {this} of OO", shit, when that little statement is made I know I'm lost. Because even if I attempt to show that in this particular case violating such principle is good, I am doomed to be considered a heretic, an outsider, and sometimes automatically a bad programmer. I've tried to not thought of my self as an 'enlightened', but people kept acting as believers of such religion over and over that I could help myself sometimes. It's pretty much the feeling of being a philosopher teacher in mormon cult of something.