About the Graph of theta=const in the Polar Coordinate System

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Sorry for this question but I want to be get clarified. Lets look at the image below.enter image description here

My question is this. Why not include the point of origin when in fact the polar coordinates $(0,1\ \text{rad})$ refers to $(x,y)=(0,0)$? I might be receiving downvotes for this but its then okay. What I understand is that in the Polar Coordinate System, $-\infty < r < \infty$ so that the graph that represent to $\theta =1$ is a line that passes through the point of origin with an angle of inclination equal to 1 radian.