The rapid advancement of biotechnology has allowed humans the possibility of cloning human beings. Since the cloning of dolly, the first cloned organism, this technology has been largely confronted by multiple people (Rugnetta). The dilemma lies in the conflict between the necessity to end human suffering through therapeutic cloning and the duty to preserve human individuality and dignity. While cloning offers potential in medicine to cure disease and cancer, it also raises alarming questions about the commodification of humans. With a Kantian ethical framework, cloning humans would not be…