Or you could avoid punchlines based on stereotype that don't actually fit the context.
* people who submit to background checks, fees, and hassle to obtain a carry permit
* people who carry firearms while intoxicated
* people who are inclined to settle an argument with a firearm
Consider it? Hell, I openly admitted to it.
My own biases include that I often hear people implying that someone with a carry permit is more likely to use a firearm in a crime than someone who does not. That saddens me, and I do my best to try and challenge that idea (gently, in a professional manner) whenever I can.
It looks like I jumped the gun a bit here :)
Those two answers can be completely different. For comparison, it is extremely uncommon for a human (group A) to be in my immediate family (group B), but everyone who is in my immediate family (group B) is a human (group A).