求反对克隆的英语演讲稿,要求就是一一个政客的口吻就行

求反对克隆的英语演讲稿,要求就是一一个政客的口吻就行
能讲5分钟的,不要大段大段的复制的

Human Cloning is Evil
Human cloning would certainly lead to social harm. If an individual led a distraught or irresponsible life, would the clone be inclined to follow in his footsteps? Because of negative publicity, this clone's life may already be in the road to destruction prior to even becoming a clone. Would you want to be the clone of Hannibal, who devoured his victims after he murdered them?
Cloning would also lessen the worth of an individual and diminish the respect for life. If humans feel they can be replaced, like that of an object, then disposing of a human life would come at no great cost to their conscious. Resulting in perhaps a killing spree that would have no type of harsh punshment. As it stands, it is difficult to lose one loved one, but the thought of losing several would be a disaster.
Match has launched a second opposition party called CATCH (Coalition Against The Cloning of Humans). Together both MATCH and CATCH joined forces with MCD (Movement for Christian Democracy). All three opposition parties have a concern about the mutation of genes. This is because the technique's are extremely risky. The main worry is the possibility that the genetic material used from the adult will continue to age so that the genes in a newborn clone could be more on the day of birth, this is what the cloning of Dolly concluded. It took 277 attempts to clone Dolly, the clones before her were disfigured and contained severe abnormalities.
The Catholic Church, Pope John Paul II made a recent statement against cloning of all life forms. The Vatican issued statement specifically condemning the cloning of humans but has not come out officially against cloning of other animals. If God would have wanted us to clone ourselves, he would of given us a way for a-sexual reproduction. But because we were made to reproduce bi-sexually, this is the only way we should continue to do so. However, in contrast to the opinions of their peers, some Jewish and Muslim religious leaders testified before the National Bioethics Advisory Commission that they feel that embryo and cloning research might provide discoveries that would lead to an appropriate way to counter infertility.
Others feel that the emotional pressures on a teenager trying to establish his or her identity is also a concern. How will a child be able to distinguish between her mother, and her sister, will they be one in the same? Then there is the possibility of incest. For example, if a father sees his wife's clone grow up into the exact replica (by appearance) of the individual he fell in love with, would a sexual relationship with his wife's twin be wrong? Technically there would be no incest, however, if he raised this child as his own, it would be hard to determine. Cloning denies an individual to their own unique identity.
Croning believes that there would be no line drawn, cloning would go too far. For example, if there is anticipation of a war, would it be ethical to clone "soldiers"? Creating an army to win a war, using these "soldiers" as a type of disposable robot to fight and help win.
And finally the majority of the anti-cloning population believes that although cloning may produce and individual with the same genetic inheritance, it is not possible to replicate the environment in which the individual was raised. The individuals environment is where the talents become enough to become "great." As said many times before, "We are a product of our environment."