Python/OOP

For a while I've been looking to learn a programming (Even though Python is scripting.) language. I figured python was a good place to start. Problem is, OOP doesnt really make sense to me. Would anyone be able to explain or link a page that would make it 'click'?

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I take scripting as anything that is written and passed to an interpreter.
And how is that different from C? Moreover, how's that bad?

I do not "think" OOP lacks sense, rather, its a piece of a puzzle that doesnt belong in my box. I might be able to own the puzzle it belongs to later, but until I do it just doesnt work.
I felt somewhat like that when the only OO models I knew were Java's and C++'s. Turns out these were the most fucked up and wrong OOP implementations one could think of.

Also, if I may ask. Why, when asking for help, am I being bashed?
Because this is world4ch. But don't take it as an offense, it's nothing personal. The fact that you started calling Python wrong misleading things that hurt it and many other languages doesn't help. But I am trying to help, am I not?