My question is, if the choice is between shutting down or just completely firewalling out all citizens of the EU, why not limp along without the EU market inste

My question is, if the choice is between shutting down or just completely firewalling out all citizens of the EU, why not limp along without the EU market instead of dying out completely? If a site makes it very clear EU citizens are not welcome on the service and will be banned on site, can they really be held liable for any EU citizens who get in anyway through proxies? Our company has stated it has no plans to comply with GDPR and if faced with litigation it will simply be ignored unless the United States government gets involved. Complying is simply something we can’t afford to do right now, especially for a market that makes us a lot less revenue.