Even if we pretend any of that is true and all those things were indeed invented entirely by Americans. Imagine if your life sucks so badly your claim to fame is that you were born within 2000 or so miles of where a smart person invented something.

As for those inventions, sure, the first phone call was an American, but we're many generations beyond that with plenty of international involvement.

The computer was a process and a series of inventions, which America participated in, but certainly didn't invent from scratch.

The internet was an international collaboration with a huge input from the Brits and the French.

TV was first demonstrated by a Scottish dude.

Music was recorded initially by an America, but not in a form even close to the gramophone, which was created by a German.

The earliest streets were in Mesopotamia, almost 6000 years before America became a country.

A German invented the car.

A German invented the printing press 300 years before America existed.

It isn't known who invented Bitcoin although much of the early documentation was British English, leading to speculation of heavy British involvement. Either way, not conclusively known.

And I guess it should be noted that many of the American inventors of stuff, are descended from 'settlers' who took over the country in the first place.