Read the following argument. i realize that allowing comcorp to erect a cell phone tower next to the high school will bring our town thousands of dollars. but until we know the full details of the safety of this operation, we must stand firm against its construction. we cannot, we should not, and we will not allow this proposal to pass until our questions are answered. how does the uses of parallelism contribute to the effectiveness of this argument? a. it uses repetition to emphasize the amout of money the city will same. b. it compares the construction of the cell phone tower to a familiar example. c. it puts emphasis on the paragraph's main proposal and cell to action. d. it asks the readers a question they can answer through common sense. you.