Final Project

Outline for the final project
Human Cloning ------ is it right?

I.              Introduction:

Human Cloning has become a bone of contention in society. I oppose human cloning because of following reasons: it can reverse the structure of a family; it cannot avoid marginal dangerous and some unsafety factors, and it creates extra challenging pressures on society and politics.

II.              Body:

A.      The first disadvantage is that human cloning reverses the structure of a family.

1)        It can cause strange bonds between natural and unnatural things. It is also an impersonal laboratory procedure

2)        It makes us confused to distinguish the relationships in the family because some children are copied by their parents or family members.

B.       The second disadvantage is that human cloning cannot avoid marginal dangerous and some unsafety factors.

1)        Scientists have to use animals to do experiments instead of using humans. It is not fair between humans and nonhuman animals

2)        Human cloning can be unsuccessful because the rate of cloning the cell nucleus is favorable for most of female embryos.

C.      The third disadvantage is that human cloning it creates extra challenging pressures on society and politics under certain circumstances.

1)        Cloned People must face a chanllenging condition of society, and almost be treated differently. They don’t feel happy and free.

2)        By using the technology of human cloning, it creates too many superior soldiers can lead to more wars, and undermine the peace of the world. It must be a menace for the security of every person who is eager for a peaceful world. China draws policy on human cloning. The Chinese Government has officially banned research on human cloning for procreation purposes, but allowed remedial cloning.

III.              Conclusion:

These arguments that oppose human cloning let us know that: each human is a unique individual, and everyone has a right to possess personal characteristics. Some people might dislike anyone who can copy their life or rob their personalities; we don’t need extra attention from society, so much as it destroys our regular lives.

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