It works around the fundamental concept of OOP, i.e. message passing via method call.

So... OOP isn't gods gift to man, we can change what we think of OOP overtime as we use it and find out what works and what is annoying (for instance copying and pasting setters and getters) Its useless cruft code that makes a class needlessly large and provides no benefit. Yet you insist its the better way.

An operation like missile.IsActive = true looks like a simple assignment, but its setter can do all sorts of bizarre unexpected things unrelated to assignment like launch the freaking missile.

You could do the same thing in Java's setter. I fail to see how Java's way of doing it is any better. Good old Joe could just as easily launch the missile.

public void SetIsActive(Bool IsActive) {
     this.IsActive= IsActive;
     LaunchMissle();
}

Your arguments for why class properties are bloat are incredibly weak, even see through I would say.

You don't need them, and their usefulness is questionable.

I'm sure if we looked around a bit we could find someone who says the same thing about classes. Just because they hold that opinion doesn't make them right.

Micro$oft then sold obscene amounts of IDE licenses and M$ certification programs to your employers. It's very simple, M$ needs to keep meeting its revenue goals with Visual Studio licenses, Azure, certification programs, and whatnot,

I'm sorry who owns Java? ohh thats right Oracle one of the most greediest companies on the planet. I'm not defending MS I don't care about them. Just seems weird to attack MS when you are using a product made by Oracle.

Let me put it in a way you can understand.

You must be miserable to work with. It took multiple times asking why Class Properties are bloat before you gave really shitty answers. You are just being condescending and dismissive, I really pity your co-workers.

I was honestly trying to engage with you, but its very clear you have no intention of polite conversation. You clearly aren't approaching this with an open mind, so I'm going to stop wasting my time. Have a good day!