It's useless. The gap is too great. We'll never catch up. My spirit--nay, my soul--is broken. I am a shattered shell of the man I used to be.

The quick brown dog jumps over the lazy fox. "What is beauty?" General MacArthur responds to this with: "I shall return."

Packing on the points. We can win! Win win win! Moooore points, please.

What if I support this with 50 characters or more? I think I'll get another point on this.

Keyword test: clones, gene pool, dangerous, playing god, organ farming, stem cells

Won't that simply create a cloning "black market," even more dangerous than open cloning? The illegal use of technology, like the omnipresent meth lab or illegitimate abortion, proves that no democratic government can truly fully regulate any technology. Government regulation couldn't possibly control cloning fully, and would create an illegitimate and dangerous market.

How can we justify this? Clones are human beings. They're not created sexually, but they are humans. The idea of using a human as an organ "vestibule" is terrible.

And what about the clones who are forced to give up their organs? The possibility of creating clones just for organ donation is too dangerous. Isolated organ cloning comes from stem cells, destroying an entire life to give one organ to a human whose use of it is questionable. It's not worth negating an entire lifetime to give a living human 10 more years.

Focused breeding is dangerous. When you breed to maximize positive traits, you unintentionally maximize negative ones, too. Look at the chickens that can't walk, or the roosters that go on killing sprees. Cloning is just another extremity added to that process.

Are we going to allow thousands to die as we develop technology to play God? It's too immoral.