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Argument: Human clones will be seen and treated by some as inferior
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John F. Kilner and Robert P. George. "Human Cloning: What’s at Stake". The Center for Bioethics and Dignity. 2004 - Yet it is predictable that cloned children—as products of ethically dubious asexual reproduction—will be viewed by some as inferior, much the way that many people once looked down on children born out of wedlock."
