sympathize

2. Sharing or understanding the feelings and thoughts of others: The goal of the sympathy committee

So I understood your question. I am sympathetic to your question, but I am not sympathetic to my problem of dealing with problems including the right to earn my living and the rights of individuals, including the right to immigrate in the US. So I do not know what happened at the Texas border but I know what happened in New York. If this person has the right here, I will not march in the Texas parade.

Archer cried when he joined the name, then quickly adjusted, understood, compassionate and pathetic. Dear, I fully understand and sympathize, but I really do not do much. This is not hard to empathize, even for those without experience of addictive medicine. As Lenny actually destroyed his life, I am also very sympathetic to George, and George seems to have not complained. She may feel sympathy for his troubles, but she is not enough to sleep at night. It is difficult to agree with the plight of a single parent in today's world. Therefore British manufacturers, businessmen and traders sympathize with people in the South. If so, he can sympathize with them. Anyone waiting in line with the automotive division will feel sympathy for this dilemma. Citizens sympathized with firefighters' request for pay raise. I can sympathize with those who have lost their loved ones.