Will hyper-individualism ever die off in the US?

I truly hate individualism with a burning passion, it's a ideological disease that goes against the very biological nature of humans, most americans are selfish and don't care about the struggling of their fellow humans until it affects them personally. families don't stay together they separate from each other and scatter across different cities or states making it to where you will never be able to spend quality time with your parents or siblings because they're so far away from you, americans also treat parenting as a legal transaction that just magically expires on a kids 18th birthday instead of recognizing that it's actually a lifelong duty to care for your children until the day you die. all of this is because of individualism and I feel like leftists/progressive agendas will perpetually face uphill battles as long as this ideology remains the dominant force, yet I suspect the other countries that also had their moments of dominance eventually came to pass and were forced to adapt a more collective way of thinking. Is it possible that collectivism will eventually take hold in the US or will imperialist/capitalist forces be too effective with the propaganda to allow something like that to happen?