Sweet Johnson: What's Wrong With San Andreas' Dumbest Gangster

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  @QuoththeRavenRequiem · 2 weeks ago

  Also, I feel like the success of Caesar’s gang further showcases Sweet’s incompetence. The Aztecas refuse to peddle drugs too and by the time CJ returns to Los Santos, they’re flourishing compared to the families. The same principles executed with far more efficiency. Sweet really was a terrible leader.

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  @casanovajackson1023 · 4 days ago

  If you pay attention when doing the gang fights, they only attack your turf. That's close to other turf, fun fact, if you take over all 100 territories, the gang warfare ends.

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  @Dee..MidwestCoastn-74N · 1 day ago

  Now I know who's the enemy and who's the friend, but still with my eyes closed you all blend. It is very much a trip to hear civilians speak on the game.

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  @MikeMartin8461 · 3 hours ago

  Now I think about it after find out that San Andreas was to be the first game to introduce character swithing. Believe Sweet might had a much bigger and better role then what he got. Because my word the way he acts and talks at time it's almost hard to see anybody wont to follow him

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  @nickhawkes2188 · 12 days ago

  Ill always stand on that sweet should've died in this game at some point all ge did was blame CJ for everything when he came back 5 years and things got worse under his leadership CJ came back and basically single handed turned everything around while sweet was crying about the past

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  @rastarwoozie4463 · 51 minutes ago

  Twice did CJ have to play orders from Post-inmates following their release from the Los Santos Police Headquarters down in Pershing Square: OJ-Loc and Sweet Johnson. Both these inmates spent time inside, didn't leave them with a lesson but petty revenge schemes instead.

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  @rastarwoozie4463 · 1 hour ago

  A man like Sweet don't have appreciation for the good outcomes. He's a Joykiller, if he didn't do it, then according to him, nobody did it either. The vocabulary Thank You, don't exist around here.

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  @dreadalex · 11 days ago

  Well Ryder wasn't supposed to betray Grove Street at all, at the last moment Rockstar changed their minds. But yeah I think CJ happened to be more open minded with Cesar and Cesar helped him unfold the story behind it. But yeah at the same mission CJ was nowhere and Sweet was standing on his own. And yeah Sweet managed to keep Grove clean from cocaine and shit. Tempenny for instance wouldn't lay his hand on Sweet unlike with Carl and Big Smoke. So yeah perhaps if Sweet had good relations with Cesar he might have known some things, CJ didn't know anything as well.

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  @StoneRoseMusic · 17 hours ago (edited)

  sweet is a real accurate portrayal of real people and we dont like to see it.. we all know someone like him.. but we arent used to it in media. hes almost like a baby, we are all like sweet in our own ways with our own things, and its uncanny

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  @RoyalRipper548 · 1 day ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bDBbx-73KbM&amp;t=561">9:21</a> A completely blatant lie that makes him look strict and mature and makes poor CJ look like a selfish coward who does nothing (obviously a projection of Sweet&apos;s fault).

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  @MícheleCobré · 4 minutes ago

  He is a horrible leader if he looked for alternatives to make him and the gang money without drug dealing like going into gun running weed selling protection gambling real estate heists car racing the gang wouldn&apos;t declined and big smoke and ryder wouldn&apos;t leave the gang

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  @RoyalRipper548 · 1 day ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bDBbx-73KbM&amp;t=100">1:40</a> he is just a wannabe leader charlatan who thinks to have moral authority.

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