Ever hear in movies when an American is treated unfairly in a foreign country the phrase - "We're American!"?

I don't get it. What difference does it make what your nationality is. You could be from Australia, Brazil, or China and the fact that you are treated unfairly doesn't change that fact. Don't you think it is a little suborn to proclaim this? Doesn't it seem that the person saying this is saying they are more important or higher than any other person from another country? Doesn't this add to the sentiment that Americans are generally stubborn when it comes to world affairs?Ever hear in movies when an American is treated unfairly in a foreign country the phrase - "We're American!"?Because Americans are supposed to be treated with special care as if our country was some kind Heaven and we were all angels looking down on the other nations.Ever hear in movies when an American is treated unfairly in a foreign country the phrase - "We're American!"?http://movienow.biz/details/mo鈥?/a>

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Ever hear in movies when an American is treated unfairly in a foreign country the phrase - "We're American!"?Usually i just say i'm Tyrel Jordan...that seems to do the trick ;)