It does seem that long term Europe should be segregated from the www. For small entities Euro compliance is impossible. Say for Michigan's largest Mustang part

It does seem that long term Europe should be segregated from the www. For small entities Euro compliance is impossible. Say for Michigan's largest Mustang parts website. Euro's often respond this they would never bother and their targets are big tech, but illegal and not prosecuted is not the same as legal. And it is telling that the law doesn't say "this only applies to corps with more the 100 million in Euro revenue". It applies to all companies and individuals. It should be possible for such a site to "opt out of Europe" and have safe harbor. And there is no way it makes sense for the whole world's web to be regulated by a Euro court. There is no reason for a user in the US to see GDPR banners. Maybe a great firewall to id Europe users, and if you use a vpn to escape it US law doesn't recognize it as valid.