Which country? It might be more US centric but I think it's well understood in the core anglosphere. That particular construction unambiguously has the speaker

Which country? It might be more US centric but I think it's well understood in the core anglosphere. That particular construction unambiguously has the speaker referring to 'the other' and although that can be innocuous, it's very often used by people being divisive or offensive. So any use of it at all can end up making people question the intentions of the speaker.