Why Is Cloning Be Banned Persuasive Essay

The issue of cloning has always been around in our everyday lives. Cloning was common in movies such as Jurassic Park and The Lost World, where cloning seemed to be an idea of fantasy and not reality. The idea that scientist could just take a little DNA from a dead mosquito and turn it into something that could tower over a skyscraper was very intriguing to most people. On the other hand, there were movies such as Judd Dredd and Alien Resurrection, in which cloning was necessary in order to save lives. That was a little more farfetched, but no less enthralling. The idea of even cloning oneself came up in the movie Multiplicity. The idea seemed common but unaccomplished yet, for who would not want an extra pair of hands or better yet …show more content…
Therefore cloning will need strict regulation. The best way to do that is to form a worldwide organization with delegates from each country, each experts in biology and having vast knowledge of cloning, despite the extreme difficulties accomplishing this task. However this is the only logical solution. We could lose too much if we ban cloning. Additionally, if cloning were banned in this country, there would be most likely other countries in which it is not. There would be those who would go to another country to be treated or to have a child. Even then there will be “black markets that may be worth risking when the evils of legislation would even be worse” (Tribe). The only way cloning could be evil in regards to conception is if the child is not carried by its potential parents. If science finds a way to create an artificial womb, to raise a child without his or her natural parents involved in the process, that would be the greatest evil. The bond between mother and child during pregnancy can never exist if Science raises a child instead of its ‘parents’. There must be standards. The organization should agree on a worldwide standard to be set for all with the penalties if it is not