Fallacies

See: Fallacy.
Fallacies are often consciously used as rhetorical devices (relatively fallacious rhetoric); propaganda. E.g. Argumentum ad hominem; Gish gallop; Sealioning; Argumentum ad nauseam; "Conditional" fallacy; Racist fallacy. Slippery Slope (only sometimes fallacious); Circular reasoning.
"You were wrong because you didn't play my game," i.e. a Compliance Fallacy ("You didn't comply, thus you must be wrong.") On the spot fallacy is a type of compliance fallacy. On the spot fallacy, like the jumping to conclusions fallacy are associated with impatience if not hastiness. 
Jumping to conclusions
* Only sometimes fallacious: Appeal to faith.
* Types: DoS attack/Mass attack; Appeals; etc.