In this situation, the arguments you outlined, it's best to define what a person is, and define the effects.

The vaccine is clearly shown not to prevent transmission or infection. Because cases would be non existent if it did, with the vaccine rates they continue to claim.

So it's possible the vaccine may help prevent another person from getting sick, or it may not. It may also kill or debilitate you, but it may not.

An abortion will kill the child growing within, and while I do understand the "clump of cells" argument to a degree, they are absolutely living cells.

So you can guarantee a death with abortion, or you can take a very minute risk by avoiding the vaccine.

It seems like an easy choice to me. One DOES affect a life, one MAY affect a life even in best case scenarios.