In the end, everything is proccedural(sp?) anyway.
What do you mean by "everything"? Program execution is not everything. By extending the same arguement you could say that you hate human readable languages (like Basic and C) because "everything" is executed in opcodes anyway, so we should all go back to using punch cards and magnetic tape.The object oriented paradigm is meant to make programming more accessable to non-scientist types. The theorem goes that an ordinary person, particularly a computer user, will be more accustomed to understanding things in terms of objects (because that's how we percieve the real world) than arbitrary computer code.
Additionally object orientation in a programming language works as an abstraction from procedural languages, in much the same way BASIC for example is an abstraction from Machine Language Assembly. It allows you to, as you put it, "type less". (Although the traditional phrase is solve problems of a higher complexity in a shorter relative ammount of time.)