It's always interesting to see "<insert popular paradigm/technology> sucks" headlines. Maybe that's also intrinsic to the popularity, on the one hand this got popular for a good reason most likely. But on the other many people might be very careless when using that paradigm and only inform themselves superficially - at best - about the background. That said, I really like how JS had been tamed through OO despite the FP approach being much more interesting.

When I use OO, my main motivation is also that it's easier to share code and debugging becomes much more predictable. (Aahh, it's in this encapsulated part of the code...)