A 60-second Second Amendment tale of terror

OK, imagine that this is being read aloud by that guy with the really deep voice who does all the coming attractions:

“I am fear. I am the menace that lurks in the path of life, never visible to the eye but sharply felt in the heart. 
I am the father of despair, the brother of procrastination, the enemy of progress, the tool of tyranny. Born of ignorance and nursed on misguided thought, I have darkened more hopes, stifled more ambitions, shattered more ideals and prevented more accomplishments than history could record.
 I assume many disguises. I masquerade as caution. I am sometimes known as doubt or worry. But whatever I am called, I am still fear, the obstacle of achievement. I have no power but what the human mind gives me, and I vanish completely when the light of understanding reveals the facts as they really are, for I am really nothing. You see, if you have the courage to acknowledge your fears, you will be taking the first step towards controlling them instead of them controlling you.”

So do you submit to fear? Or do you conquer it?

This sixty second commercial gives you one person’s answer.

Source: The Big Feed, AnxietyZone.com