What a week this has been for the Second Amendment and gun rights!

From citizens actively using their gun rights to defend themselves:

• Woman Shoots Home Intruder Following Altercation
• Couple Fights, Shoots Escaped Prisioner
• Woman Shoots Stalker in Neck, Butt
• Police Say Shooting at Auto Repair Shop was Self Defense
• Florida Grandmother Attacks Robber Holding Toddler at Gunpoint
• Home Intruder Meets Shotgun-Toting Homeowner
• Armed Robbery Get Thwarted By Sheriff’s Deputy In PA
• California Jewelry Store Owner Stops Armed Robber by Shooting him

to States working to strengthen their Second Amendment rights:

• Appeals Court to Rehear Case Against Maryland ‘Assault Weapons’ Ban
• South Carolina House Votes to Nullify Federal Gun Regulations
• Maryland Uses Title IX to Make the Case Against HB 1002
• Petition Demanding Obama Quit Messing With Our Gun Rights Signed by More Than 23,000 Americans
  
• Georgia Senate to Vote on Campus Carry Bill (UPDATE: GA SENATE PASSES CAMPUS CARRY)
• West Virginia’s Senate Voted 23-11 to Override the Governor’s Veto on Concealed Carry Bill

(and, of course, the hilarious left continuing to advocate for gun control)

• DeBlasio Thanked God for Rise in Stabbing Crimes
• Hillary Clinton‘s Campaign Running on Gun Crime, Directly Confronts the National Rifle Association (good luck with that, dear: gun lobby = potential voters)

There’s only one question I’d like to ask of our Bearing Arms readers:

Do you think America is finally getting it: that guns, in the hands of responsible law-abiding citizens, can and do save lives?

By no means am I saying that as a country, we’re we “in the clear” on the strength of our gun rights, but specifically in your neck of the woods: how do you feel our gun rights are doing with people in your community? More accepted, or less accepted?