Why is this in quotations? This passage was not in the piece. It's a pretty lazy paraphrase.
Japan's draconian drug policies, actually--just in the interest of accuracy--are a direct result of US foreign policy, post WWII.
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It's in quotes because it's a summation. Derp.
That's not a correct usage of quotes Mr. Attitude. Being condescending won't get you very far on this platform (or life) but civil discourse, friendly exchange of ideas, and some occasional humor are very effective here. Just pointing this out with the intent of being helpful, take it or leave it.
I wasn't put on this earth to appease your feelings nor am I obligated to conform to your grammatical standards.