The consequences of our actions take hold of us quite indifferent to our claim that meanwhile we have "improved".

If Karma is a thing, then wouldn’t wanting someone to experience bad Karma also get YOU bad Karma?

A person gets the people around oneself not by own desire or wish, but as who s/he character-wise is. That's perhaps the first cardinal rule of Karma.

My Karma ran over your dogma.

"Your problem isn't karma, Sheldon, it's attitude!" "Well, Lonnie, maybe it's attitudinal karma !"

The business owner who knowingly cheats the clients likes unknowingly the employees who deceive him/her only.