If you believe it is pointless to interact with politicians, then I assume you've never voted either.

Spreading your info out? You mean you're afraid to call a phone number of a state senator and leave a polite voicemail to voice an opinion, and you're afraid that they might use caller ID to get your identity, and then do what? Like I said, every contact form on a government website (ATF, state/local reps, Congress, etc.) requires you to disclose your identity. I assume you've never donated to a political cause or voted either because they have all that info too.

I mean you're basically trying to hide under a rock while your society burns to the ground afraid to "spread your info out" or voice an opinion.

At what point are you waiting to be heard, and what exactly are you afraid of? You're afraid of being put "in a database of people to be dealt with," and if your government goes that far they already have a million other things they will identify you with than a voice mail.

If they go full commie and start using voter rolls to purge the Trump voters from the population are you going to be afraid of being on that list? What if they have a vaxx database and want to purge those who are refusing the vaxx, are you going to go get your shot and fall in line? Are you going to hack the database and add your name?

I just don't understand why you're so afraid of calling a state senator to voice an opinion, aren't they representatives whose job it is to "represent?"