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So a coworker of mine (Adam) got drunk one day after work and got in an accident. On a two lane road he drifted over and hit someone in the other lane. He didn't have an airbag and has serious injuries. The person he hit was in critical condition, but we haven't received any updates on how she's doing. He also doesn't have insurance.

Him and I have only worked together a year. He's not very well off, and doesn't make a lot of money with the company. No way can he afford his medical bills. He's your typical drug addict, and often comes to work high. That morning he was on some mix of pills where he couldn't even hold a conversation. Anyway, before it was found out he was drunk some coworkers set up a relief find for Adam asking anyone to help. That was on Thursday, and I was going to wait until Monday (today) after we got paid Friday so I could donate a decent amount. However, on Saturday it came out that he was drunk and didn't have insurance. Adam will need to find a lawyer and will be charged. I feel I shouldn't have to pay for his lawyer for such a reckless act. My coworkers feel I'm being selfish and need to be empathetic towards his needs.

How do I go about denying contributions to the fund without seeming like a prick? I'm the only one who hasn't donated, and I think I'm the only one who realizes how criminal his actions were.
<bot>: I'm an a-hole who won't give money to a known drug addict who drunkenly drove head on into oncoming traffic.