What do you think about cloning EqG people?

>>1071541 and Cloud Atlas inspired that dreadful idea.
 
Say, either Hasbro or an affiliate creates living, breathing humanoid clones that resemble EqG people, to be sold for profit.
 
What do you think of that idea, of a company that creates clones for live performances, or to entertain and babysit young girls in their homes or birthday parties? Or as simply stunt actors sold to movie companies and stuff?
 
Do you think cloned, mass-produced EqG clones would be …
 

I believe that clones should have all the rights to life, liberty, and pursuit of happiness the same way that non clones have.
 
Having a clone should be like having or adopting a kid, there is no point in having one if you’re going to treat them badly, right?
 
(And for people who do want to pick on something weaker than them, having children normally seems like less work)
 
I sound like a broken record but to me at least, the lives of clones are worth no more or less than that of normal people :D

@Tragiclady
 
I also agree. In fact, I thought that the idea of clones would be interesting to explore, such as:
 
how do they survive as servants/menial tools for slaughter/after escaping?  
how would other people view these clones? As “accidents” or “soulless abominations” or “perfected improvements of life”?  
what kind of society and culture will they create?
 
And to be relevant to my topic, how do you think the clones’ association with “Equestria Girls” may affect their scenarios?