And most notably ignores the question of whether the war on drugs drives up violent crime.

Not only does it not ignore that question, it addresses it empirically. You should read past the 14th footnote, where you say you stopped; this is addressed towards the end of section 2, about halfway through.

In which table does it empirically address this question?

NOTE: It doesn't say the War on Drugs does those things, it systematically disproves each one of those beliefs.

No, all of those things are true, they just don't have overwhelmingly large effect sizes. They are, undoubtedly, still driving up the incarceration rate.

Right, I misspoke. They drive up the incarceration rate, but only negligibly. They do not explain the spike in prison populations.

Negligibly? Or is it just not the primary factor?