I don't know specifically about Sublime Text 2, but from my own experience writing a configuration library which accepts JSON as an input, you usually strip out those comments before feeding the resulting content to your appropriate json_decode function.
1- Read the contents of your JSON file.
2- Strip out the comments with some regex foo or such.
3 - Feed the remaining contents to your JSON parser.
1- Read the contents of your JSON file.
2- Strip out the comments with some regex foo or such.
3 - Feed the remaining contents to your JSON parser.