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This short note links a named figure to a blunt, almost comic theory of karma.

Because it is so brief, the page reads like a remembered saying, private joke, or character sketch. `Karma is only for / The people that / go wrong` strips spiritual consequence down to street logic, which gives the note its bite.

An attributed aphorism: under the heading 'Victon - Grandpa Dooling' sits a four-line maxim, 'Karma is only for / The people that / go wrong'. It reduces cosmic justice to a grandfather's pocket theology - consequence reserved only for wrongdoers, not the speaker's own. Source spellings 'Victon', 'Dooling' preserved.