Are you against cloning? if yes please tell why

Question

i find this article interesting i would not sign this contract

http://sibur.blogspot.com

Answer 1

Well yes i am.

why?

Because as you have seen in the past, it has alot of consequences.

--The sheep dolly that was cloned had a failed system of fighting antibodies and that sheep was able to be effected by dieses that effect human.

--If you want to talk abt cloning humans, their is already so much poverty due to overpopulation, thatincreasing the popultation would mean even more poverty.

--Clones will nothave natural parents i guess, therefore the amount of love they get in their childhood will be less, and may leads to further consequences later on.

If you talk about stem cells, then i am for it. Ithas a great deal of advantages ofcourse alotof research still needs to be done.

these are my opinions and you donthave to agree, but this is what i think.

Hope it helps....

Answer 2

“Are you against stem cell research and cloning?”

Response, Part I:

Clarify the moral logic of your position

“Not unless it kills an innocent human being. Embryonic stem cell research always kills a human being

in the embryonic stage when scientists remove the stem cells. Wouldn’t you agree it is wrong to kill one

human being to do research on her body to help someone else?”

Response, Part II:

Clarify that you have compassion for the suffering

“With that said, I think we have to do our best to care for those who have difficult diseases without

hurting others in the process. This is why I think we should aggressively fund adult stem cell research

(ASCR). It kills no one and has already shown a great ability to help people recover. Recently, a

Parkinson’s patient and spinal cord injury patient both testified before a senate subcommittee claiming

their adult stem cell treatments had been very effective in improving their conditions. Since embryonic

stem cell research is not an option for those who care about human rights, don’t you think we should

promote adult stem cell research and leave the embryos alone?”