"All evidence" seems to me a real gross overstatement here. The author collected some topics, where he means that OOP is bad and sticks some (partly related) statements of other people to it and wants to convince with that, even when he makes some valid points here [1].

I do not buy that.

The reality is, that when OOP is correctly executed (and there is the real culprit, since few people have really understand it!) it really can help you to lower the complexity of programs -- and that is decisive, not some halve-religious statements.

[1] One example: Inheritance vs. Composition -- even OOP people have seen the problem that overuse of inheritance is bad. But they don't throw the whole thing out of the window, but tell where to use it or restrict its usage. Don't just find the problems and fanatically throw all (even the good stuff) out of the window!