Obviously, you don't know how to use OO, so you can't know that we shouldn't use OO when we don't know how to use it! (Of course, we do.)
There's no point in writing about something on this site if you don't have an inkling what it is. You yourself are "tredding <sic> on OO dogma", and for that you must be punished. No self-important idiot or blowhard deserves to post anything on this site, let alone be made a Pontiff.
"Well, I've had enough of morons and idiots, dolts, dunces, dullards, and dumbbells, and you chowderhead yokel, you blithering hayseed, you've had enough of me?" (Twin Peaks)
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