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Illegal Beings: Human Clones

Re: Cloning Debate Questions

Randolfe ( 11/07/2003, 09:02:28 )

I find that whenever I ask people if they believe they would be "better parents to themself" than their parents had been, they usually answer "yes". I would also ask why shouldn't parents be able to get another child very much like one they now have that they consider "virtually perfect"? These twins, while slightly different in age would have a great deal in common. Identical twins share a very special close relationship. If you wanted to have a son just like your father, why should you be prevented from doing so?

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