Do you think cloning is ethical? Why or why not?
posted by Scott @ 4:01 PM
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o.k...now you're scaring me! What a freaky dog. man, where did you find that picture. One aspect of cloning that no one will talk about is the fact that no one would clone someone like me. I picture a day when if clones do walk the earth, it will resemble a nation of "models." All the men will be handsomea and tall, dark and thin. All the women will look like supermodels. People like me will be herded up and put on a ranch somewhere outside Billings, Montanna. BwahhhhhH!~~
Cloning is scary! I'm not particulary for it, but it is something that is uncharted territory and makes a great discussion piece. The pros and cons are enormous. Could those of us with irreversable disabilities be helped with spare parts from our clones...provided the clones have no soul. This is where it gets scary. A classic good vs. evil scenario or another Roe vs. Wade.
This is intended for discussion purposes only. It is in no way a view or perspective of the blog owner. Just a curiousity that is extremely open-ended that could bring a multitude of opinions...where right or wrong is not known.
Cloning I can live with, but humans mating with hounddogs? NO WAY!!
Don't forget about that "Star Wars" episode, The Clone Wars. Oh man, that's all we need: a bunch of human looking dogs barking and biting and pooping and chasing our cats everywhere.
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