There was never a requirement to get a vaccine. 

OSHA was going to require either a vaccine or a test. There was always a choice.  

https://worldpopulationreview.com/country-rankings/abortion-rates-by-country 

Well during covid it was about as close to forced as you get, without physically forcing people, to use their body to keep someone else alive. Someone you have no connection to whatsoever at that. Not like your own flesh and blood inside you.

Now whether or not you deem a fetus a living worthy body vs someone who's been born, plays into that as to whether you even find that comparable.

Also whether or not you see mandating people out of public and private spaces, as well as their jobs, for not getting vaccinated, as forcing them.

All I know is that this abortion thing in the US right now makes no sense to me.

I don't know how the people who seem to be the one's who wanted to force people to get vaccinated, are seemingly the same one's who want to give people a choice when it comes to abortion.

I also don't know how the people who seem to be the one's who didn't want to have to be vaccinated, are seemingly the same one's who don't want to give people the choice of abortion.

How both sides see things like this is beyond me. It seems totally backwards and contradictory to the way they should see it as far as I'm concerned.

Telling you you can't go to the gym unless you get vaccinated is not forcing. It's a choice. You want to do the thing, you have to take reasonable precautions to avoid harming people around you. The government protects your right to access places of public accomodation. That is why a gym can not arbitrarily deny you membership, because the government prevents that. Those kinds of "public" places are "public" because laws force them to be. And since the government is protecting that right, there is a corrolary responsibility to not use it in such a way that will put others at risk. 

Employers have the right to fire whoever they like for mostly any reason. That includes the government's own employees, because you have no right to any particular job. At will employment. 

The government cannot make a rule that you cannot work anywhere if you are not vaccinated, and as a point of fact, they did not do so. There was no government imposed vaccine mandate on private employers, that is a boogeyman. There was a proposed vaccine or test mandate. That is not forcing, that is a choice. If you do not want to get a vaccine, you have a completely reasonable alternative available to you. That is completely and totally not forcing anyone to get a vaccine. There is no comparable alternative to carrying a pregnancy to term being suggested by anti-choice advocates.

When you have an accurate understanding of what is actually happening, there is no contradiction. 

Ok, but no doubt the anti abortion reply to that would be there was always a choice not to partake in procreation. 

That doesn't take everything into account though, like rape, but that would get a blind eye turned to it, like those who were for strict mandates and didn't care about people's choice.

What I don't get is why both sides don't just make their own rules where they reside for the most part, and leave the Federal Government out of forcing everyone to either accept or reject it. Why not give options since both sides can't seem to find a middle ground?

Biden didn't mandate that businesses with more than 100 employees I believe, could only allow vaccinated workers to work? I remember him giving the speech saying he was going to. If it's illegal for the Government to force that, why would they even consider it let alone give a speech to the people about it?

As for choice, and besides a woman being impregnated against her will, how isn't contraception or abstinence a choice?

Wow. Your point was completely blown out of the water, and you pivoted to complete nonsense. If someone chooses to have sex, that does not mean they lose the choice of anything that happens afterwards.

As for why each side can't just make up their own rules, because that's not how human rights fucking work. It's the same reason a state can't say you have to get a vaccine or you can't work anywhere. Because a) a person should not be forced to uproot their lives to exercise their basic human rights and b) not everyone is always able to leave a particular place. 

No, as was already explained, it was vaccine or test.

As for why contraception is not a choice, because she's already fucking pregnant Captain Hindsight. Same reason why we can't deny people access to hospitals if they get Covid by saying "Well you could have gotten a vaccine derf derf derf". When you invent time travel, then those are valid alternatives. 

I'm going to assume this isn't the manner in which you typically converse with people, and that you're just having a bad day, or are taking it too personally, and am going to end the conversation here since it doesn't seem like you can compose yourself at the moment. I'd hope next time we could have a more moderate constructive dialogue.

When you assume, you make an ass of u and me. I am having a wonderful day as a matter of fact. But, I use the word fuck when I find it appropriate, and if someone puts forth a ridiculous argument, it will be treated as such. If you find that objectionable, then by all means, you are under no compulsion to engage.