Oh no, I'm understanding and grasping the context of how Paul feels against Michael and all that well enough, thank you very much. It doesn't change the fact that the high-pitch voice caricature started with Michael and he has absolutely no one else to blame but himself when people do it. That's it. There's no getting around that and as I've explained before, that to me is a key factor in regards to people using it.
It's for that reason, I am not against people using it when they impersonate him even if it is exaggerated as some of you are mentioning, because it's not unusual for caricatures to be exaggerated for comedic effect. The last interview I saw Paul doing where he told the story - the aforementioned Graham Norton one with Katy Perry - judging by his timing and the audience's reaction, he was ending the story the story in a comedic way. If it makes Michael sound silly and naive, well then that's just the unfortunate consequence of being a highly publicised public figure and trying to pass off a voice that makes you sound silly for years.
By this point we're going in circles and repeating ourselves over and over and over. You all know my opinion, I know yours, and I've stated mine many times. I've yet to find a good enough reason for it to change the way I see this issue, so with that and all due respect, peace out.