This Blog considers assisted suicide/euthanasia, bioethics, human cloning, biotechnology, radical environmentalism, and the dangers of animal rights/liberation. My views expressed here, as in my books and other writings, reflect my understanding that the philosophy of human exceptionalism is the bedrock of universal human rights. Or, to put it another way: human life matters. (The opinions expressed here are my own and not necessarily those of any organization with which I am affiliated.)
I love the comic strip Pearls Before Swine. In the last few days, it has poked fun at the embryonic stem cell/cloning debate. For a good laugh, check these out: Rat gets bored; the pitter patter of little feet, why cloning is bad, and bad news for Goat.
Labels: Poking Fun at Cloning
posted by Wesley J. Smith @ 8:28 AM
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I am a Senior Fellow in Human Rights and Bioethics at the Discovery Institute and the author of 12 books, including A Rat Is A Pig Is A Dog Is A Boy, which is relevant to the issues considered by this blog.
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The Pitter Patter one was the best. I think my lung popped from laughing!
I agree. But you have to see the first cartoon to "get" the "pitter patter" cartoon.
Nick Downes in Human Life Review can also be very funny, if a bit dark. He had one with a bunch of babies sitting around on top of petri dishes. The scientists come in and one says, "Okay, who left the stem cells sitting around too long?" Something to that effect.
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