or not cloning will be considered ethical or not. Personally, I believe that humans should not be cloned. It seems wrong for people to have the same genes, to be exactly alike in looks, just because the parent wanted the kid to look that way. It does happen in the case of identical twins and triplets, but that is from a work of God, and in considered a miracle, but when this happens by cloning, it is no longer a miracle, it is an item that is man- made. In most cases, I believe that using cloning for spare parts would be a positive thing, if the clone was not made to be a real person. If the only thing that came out of the cloning was the part that needed to be used for a serious illness or for a transplant, then I would consider that to be ethical, because you are saving a person's life, without taking one in return. Furthermore, I don't believe in the theory of eugenics. The idea of someone who believes that he could create a master race of his cloned self is totally inconceivable to me, and the idea of the perfect race full of perfect people could never in actuality exist, because of the fact that perfection is in the eye of the beholder. What symbolizes perfection to one person, could be considered a major flaw in another. The best use of cloning, in my opinion, would be to use it to help fight off hunger and starvation. Scientists should put all the new information from what they have learned from Dolly to clone plants and animals so that people in other part of the world who are hungry, could finally have something to eat. Furthermore, I believe that it would be a good idea to clone those animals and plants that are in jeopardy of extinction. This would help their species survive and hopefully end extinction of many of the beautiful plants and animals that were once plentiful on this earth....
