Python: Object-based or object-oriented?

Yes, I know Python is just a scripting language, but I can't decide if it's object-based or truly object-oriented. The ability to overload operators would seem to imply oriented-ness, but it lacks the full features of an object-oriented programming language (C++)

Just for clarity, by object-oriented I mean polymorphism, inheritence and a very strong emphasis on the value of objects.

Yes, I know Python is just a scripting language. So? I don't see any problem. I embraced operating overloading long ago and I am happy together with my implied oriented-ness (which is a cute hack). We have a fucking lot of friends public and private in the classes and I am pretty slim and optimized.

But thanks anyway asshole. Go and use your stupid fictional programming shit while I POLYMORPH with my inheritance.

Serious replies please?

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>>1
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>>1 The ability to overload operators would seem to imply oriented-ness
What.

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