In fairness, even a 3 card combo is not that difficult to assemble in a deck with Brainstorms.
I cannot find the relevant math online, but it was taught early to me in Magic why 2-card combos were acceptable using the example of a trick you can do using a 52 card deck. You can pretty much go through a deck of cards and guarantee that for any given card value 2 through Ace, you'll see another random value within one card of each other by the time you're at the end of the deck (basically within a 3 card range) - for example just go pick up a deck of cards and riffle through them and say "I will see a Queen and a 7 within one card of each other" and odds are it will just happen. It can totally whiff of course, b/c random deck is random, but do it like 10 times with ten different card values, shuffling in between and watch how often Value A is no further than one card away from Value B. Adding tutors and card draw to the mix is only going to make it that much easier to assemble the win.
I don't know that there's a cause for banhammering anything, but at some point there is kind of a responsibility to break the format as much as you can, so if someone wants to just go ahead and do it I think that's swell.
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