It is the right of people who want to enjoy the fruit of scientific progress, including human cloning and eternal life, to benefit from it. I'd like to remind you that when we talk about the first human clone, we are talking about a baby, a very healthy one. The response was outrage, with many lawmakers vowing to pass legislation to block efforts to clone an entire human being. No mother and no father, no parents and no family. That's what'll happen if we allow human cloning.
Human cloning is a form of playing god since it interferes with the natural order of creation.
We have reached that point in our human history where human cloning is an unethical use of technology. This wasn't the first time human cloning has been a hot topic in Congress. After Scottish researchers announced they'd produced a cloned sheep named Dolly, in 1997, lawmakers debated then whether to outlaw human cloning. Although legislation failed to pass, eventually the Clinton administration banned use of federal research dollars on human cloning efforts. As with any other animal, cloning a human is technically possible.