That's an entirely different point, not any point missed by the comment you're replying to. What connects the two points is that they hold similar appeal in th

That's an entirely different point, not any point missed by the comment you're replying to. What connects the two points is that they hold similar appeal in theory, and are entirely meaningless in practice. The UK has signed a number of trade agreements already, and none of them contain meaningful differences to the EU agreements the UK was previously part of.