Of course. Conservatism has always recognized the importance of the community, the legitimacy of its power to regulate individual behavior, and the obligations of the individual to the community. It's all there in Acquinas, Burke, Weaver, Kirk, Straus, etc. At a more intuitive level, it's there in the writings of Madison, Washington, Adams, and the American founders. It's also there in the preamble to the Constitution.
Ignoring the communal nature of man is the fundamental error of libertarianism.
Restricting government to protection of individual rights does not ignore the communal nature of man.
The so-called "communal nature of man", much touted by communism, has been a dismal failure as a base for government..
Attempting to say its an error of philosophy for libertarians to 'ignore' it is nonsense..
--- Most here actively oppose communitarian efforts to restrict individual freedoms under our republican form of government.
You've shown yourself to be just another socialist troll, wrapping yourself in a conservative banner in order to bash libertarians, & disrupt FR.
-- I'm surprised you've kept such a low profile to date.