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That is sick. As much as I love my dog I would never clone her. They might look the same but it won't be her. It would be a constant reminder of my lost pet.

Originally posted by mr roper
That is sick. As much as I love my dog I would never clone her. They might look the same but it won't be her. It would be a constant reminder of my lost pet. That's what I think...too weird.

Originally posted by mr roper
That is sick. As much as I love my dog I would never clone her. They might look the same but it won't be her. It would be a constant reminder of my lost pet.
:yeahthat That's exactly the way I feel about it.

Originally posted by mr roper
That is sick. As much as I love my dog I would never clone her. They might look the same but it won't be her. It would be a constant reminder of my lost pet.

:nod: You took the words outta my mouth.

CLONING IS K3333333WL.

Cloning is so incredibly sick and wrong it makes me want to puke. puke:

Originally posted by Cashodeen
Cloning is so incredibly sick and wrong it makes me want to puke. puke:

Yeah, I agree. I'm all for therapuetic cloning with stem cells for diseases and cancers, and spinal cord injuries and everything, but when it comes to cloning people and animals, that's when I think it's wrong. I love my maine coon cat, but for his personality. And, my tabby cat is okay, although she can be a real jerk to my maine coon cat sometimes. I would never want to clone either one of my cats.

Oh you mean clone to make up for a lost pet? Yea I don't agree with that.

maybe it is for when a friend comes over and says that cat is great and they want one just like it :P

Ugh... that insults me. I haven't even gotten my kitten home yet, and I'm already attatched to her! I'd never want to do that.

Cloning, no matter who or what you're doing it to, is wrong. Everything on this planet is unique... and shouldn't be tampered with.

It's interesting, now that the great Dr. Francis Crick, a scientist who unraveled the mysteries of human DNA and promoted genetic engineering, has died, I just wanted to say that twenty years ago, I read stuff about the seemingly limitless possibilities of messing with the human gene code...and it was just scary. I was so freaked out by how people could mess with it that I had a hard time sleeping that night.

We're humans, we're individual, we're unique. We can't play God and treat people like human Tinker Toys. It's like science has lost its conscience and sense of ethics.