Fragment about "child rearing" in the past and present textbook caused a storm
However, according to unofficial reports, it will be removed from the book or completely altered
Przemysław Czarnek defends the textbook, but he agrees that this passage should be rewritten
A scandalous part of the HiT textbook is about to disappear
As of September, a fresh subject - past and present (HiT) is to enter the secondary schools. The manual for this subject was written by Prof. Wojciech Roszkowski, a well-known historian and was a Euro-deposed PiS. A book written in haste has had many negative reviews. Recently, the public has warmed up a passage about "child rearing", from which context it can be concluded that it is children conceived in vitro. Wojciech Roszkowski writes:
Black: "Words torn out of context"
On Thursday on air Polsat News Przemysław Czarnek referred to the controversial part. He stated that the HiT manual "has no word" about the in vitro method. I heard from Donald Tusk's mouth that he allegedly wrote a passage about in vitro, which is not to be loved. The scandal was incredible, said the minister.
However, he stated that due to the controversy that had arisen, it was worth editing a textbook. "I believe that due to the fact that it has been so twisted, this passage could vanish to defend children conceived in vitro. There is no word about it in this manual, but the twisting of what is written there, after many weeks since the book is on the market, ripping it out of context and putting words that are not there, is the thing that PO and Donald Tusk are celebrated for, he explained.
Finally, he added that Donald Tusk "used in a wicked way, objectively and instrumentally children conceived in vitro".
Barbra Nowacka's Disputable Comment
The fact that the controversial passage is to be removed informed Onet. The informant told the portal that the White Raven publishing house, which is liable for the book "does not agree with the explanation of the passage that appears in the media".
Barbara Nowack commented eloquently. The Citizen Coalition MP said it was "a waste from beginning to end". "First they spent their money, allowed and promoted this part of shit, and now, after reading a part of it, they announce it will disappear. So they're going to feed and print a fresh one" - she tweeted.
