It seems like you are knowledgeable about religion. Let me add this. The Talmud is not a book which is studied like others and mishanyot were not supposed to be

It seems like you are knowledgeable about religion. Let me add this. The Talmud is not a book which is studied like others and mishanyot were not supposed to be written. One could think of the Talmud as an aide memoir to guide one’s study but actually knowledge is passed from master to student, since the time of Sinai. So citing the Talmud and trying to find interpretations, positive or negative in your light, is by definition wrong. So one can’t say that one “interprets the Talmud” but one should “recover the knowledge of the oral tradition which is hinted at by the Talmud.”