Human cloning

            Whether or not human cloning should be legalilized depends entirely on the situation. And I believe that what should be considered is defining the limits to human cloning. Human cloning could very well be beneficial, but it could also offer dangerous circumstances if this amazing ability were to be abused. .
             One matter regarding human cloning is over ethical concerns. Chances are that it is likely to create a clone with a mutation or other damages to their body. But, Assuming that someone were to clone human beings without any mutations or biological problems, the welfare of clones once they are born will also be unethical. If human cloning technology were safe and widely available, what use would people make of it? What would Hitler have done with cloning technology if available in the 1940s? There are powerful leaders in every generation who will seek to abuse this technology for their own purposes.
             Despite some of these negative aspects of human cloning, we could clone a person's organs and give them to the person who needs it instead of using people to actually take out their organs and donate them to that person. Human cloning will enable scientist to transfer good cells from part of your body to bad parts of your body, eliminating dieses and deaths by altering peoples DNA. .
             In conclusion, I believe that the health benefits of human cloning outweigh all of the cons of human cloning. However, human cloning should definitely have limits so people won't seek opportunities to abuse this technology for their own purposes. .