Nowadays politicians, in view of their functions, have a number of privileges, immunities and 'facilities' (nie za bardzo rozumiem co masz na mysli), which are not available to others.
What is more, during AN attempt to harm a politician’s reputation, a potential saboteur has restricted leeway. However, it might happen that to our governments 'are taken' (tu masz zle, trzeba 'takes' albo 'allows') inappropriate people (ale do czego? musisz napisac) who treat being (brak przedimka) politician as 'a' (niepotrzebny) work, not a vocation, therefore they 'abused' (zly czas, tutaj 'abuse') their privileges. For this reason many people are (mozna dodac slowo 'now') wondering whether politicians 'shall' (zle slowo, tutaj 'should') bear criminal responsibility in common 'to' (zle slowo, tutaj 'with') ordinary citizens or not.
Firstly, any criminal 'should' (nie za bardzo, bo piszesz ze kazdy powinnien uciekac od ..) avoid criminal liability regardless of their social position. Otherwise, it would mean that some people can 'suit' (nie za bardzo trafne slowo) any rights to their needs, 'meanwhile' (moze lepsze slowo to 'meanwhile') 'common' (moze lepiej 'ordinary') citizens must respect all rights without exceptions. Such inequalities cause doubt in the 'rightness' (nie, trzeba inne slowo) of the idea of law. Besides, the law should be equal for everyone and no one should be above 'of' (niepotr) it.
Moreover, politicians take an active part in 'a' (zly przedimek, tutaj THE) creation of the law, therefore they cannot be 'these' (zle slowo, tutaj 'those') who 'breaking' (tutaj 'break') it and 'avoiding' (avoid') a fair punishment. They should care about the law and give 'a' (zly przedimek, tutaj 'the') right example for others. This shows honesty of the people responsible for 'creating' (napisz 'the creation of') the law. It can also help keeping faith 'in' (zle slowo, tutaj 'of') the good intentions of politicians and proves that they are not blinded by the lust for power and that they are not abusing their privileges.
Another vital factor is 'to' (zle slowo, tutaj 'that') public figures should have an impeccable moral character and 'to' (niepotr) be transparent. Such an approach to 'instating' (nie rozumiem tego slowa) takes place in many countries. There, this person cannot be 'instated' (chyba zle slowo, czy mowisz o double jeopardy?) again. Politicians have to stand out from the others (tutaj brak pare slow, 'in areas') of morality and 'do' (zle slowo, 'lepiej cannot') 'not' (niepotr) set their own code, which protects their interests and (brak przedimka) system of a narrow social elite.
To sum up, bearing criminal responsibility by politicians in common 'to' (with) other citizens is a relevant matter for every society. The immunity should protect politicians when they serve 'of' (nie, tutaj 'during') official duties, but I think that in no case should IT help TO avoid criminal responsibility if politicians 'do' (niepotr) act contrary to policies (of) the law in 'the' (niepotr) private action or activity not associated with the served office.