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In this brief commentary on Butler’s description of ruptures and violences of setting, so dense with possibilities for debate and elaboration, four central themes are explored: a rumination on the word “visceral,” suggesting that nonbelonging is never a ghostly experience; “plucking up a protest,” and the paradox of needing for a place of belonging before protest is possible; the bewildering multiplicity of ghosts in protest movements; and how we think of belonging in a clinical setting.