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Originally Posted by uman
You're right, DaWei, but all you've proven is that C++ was a bad example. Try writing a graphical program with Brainfuck, for example, which is quite Turing-complete.
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It's quite possible to write a graphical program in Brainfuck. Graphics are nothing special; it's just a case of setting bits on the appropriate output. You seem to be confusing capability with access.
Now, one could argue that a specific interpreter or compiler doesn't allow you to do X, Y or Z, but that's all implementation and access rights. It doesn't have anything to do with the language itself.