What Are The Arguments Against Cloning

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I ‘am writing because I'm trying to convince Andy Vidak I want to vote no for a billing for cloning it is not fair for animals and humans as well it very dangerous. In the article “Arguments for and against creating human clones”how they said,the therapeutic cloning the thing they want to stop because it can be dangerous to everyone because if something goes wrong they can de or something bad happens. If they experiment it or an animal to it can die or something bad happens animals. Also,reproductive cloning they want to produce a clonal embryo implant. Then also if they can really not make the exacted person because because what if the experiment goes wrong and cause death or failed and the human or animal should they should stop this before it gets worse.Or if they don't stop it going to look bad and then everyone would pancit out. So, cloning isn't right it can kill most of all and we should just ban cloning because of it gets way out of hand …show more content…
Ending cloning would be a great idea in my opinion so it was not be a disaster for all human beans and animals.Even though some people say successful it not because it can damage aswell and then eventually something might happen they might think it's a good to have a copy of them because if they die or because they want to see what happens no it's not good idea because they should know what can happen

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