Is the second SOLID principle respected in Javascript?

Question

JavaScript

In your opinion, is the ability to override object methods in JavaScript a violation of the "O" 2nd principle of the SOLID acronym?
The Open/Closed principle
"Software entities ... should be open for extension, but closed for modification."
(C) Quote from Wikipedia

Answer 1

In my opinion, the very principle of working with entities is rather implied, rather than the capabilities of a particular programming language.
In the same PHP, you can change the private property of any object through Reflection.
I assume that the same can be done in other languages.
It is important to understand what can be changed in the program.
And back to the question. SOLID must be respected when writing a program, not in a programming language. That's the problem.