No it wasn't. "Did not vote" lost by 42% to 58%, and since that's sort of your thesis, it's a crap statement to just make up.

"Did not vote", if it were a candidate, would have won 430 electoral votes. :-|

"Not giv[ing] a damn" is a childish and immature response.

No argument there. Just pointing out that continually grouping people who don't have these issues front and center on their radars in with skinheads and KKK members isn't ever going to open a dialogue with them.

Nobody should need to be shepherded, exhorted, welcomed, invited, convinced, and connived into doing the one civic duty most people manage in a given 4 year period.

Then maybe our society needs to "shepherd, exhort, welcome, invite, convince or connive" more people into feeling like their input into our government actually matters. Perhaps that could be one good thing to come out of a Trump administration - showing people how bad it can get when both parties are so insulated from the citizenry.

. It's not the fault of minorities that they don't approve of someone else's attempt to deny them their civil or human rights and that they aren't okay staying silent about it.

Targeting issues. You're saying that everyone who didn't vote for Clinton dresses up as a ghost and burns crosses. Don't be too surprised when people you do that to aren't in the mood to listen to the rest of what you have to say.